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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Making the Grade. So You Wanna Be a Resident. Lender Bender. Megan’s Mix. Hodge

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Jeopardy

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  1. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

  2. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

  3. Making the Grade So You Wanna Be a Resident Lender Bender Megan’s Mix Hodge Podge $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000

  4. For which state financial aid programs might you be required to review transcripts?

  5. State Grant, Postsecondary Child Care Grant & SOS Grant

  6. How much previous postsecondary attendance requires a transcript review?

  7. 3 or more full-time academic years

  8. Name the 3 items you enter on OHE’s transcript review spreadsheet for a clock hour transcript

  9. Whether course work was before/after 7/1/92 Weeks of enrollment Total clock hours during period of enrollment

  10. List Two Cases Where W Credits Can be Excluded When Determining Units of PSE for State Grant

  11. Major Medical Illness (SG only) • Military Active Duty • (post December 31, 2001)

  12. Name 5 Types of Courses That Can Be Excluded When Reviewing Transcripts (Other than medical or military withdrawals)

  13. PSEO, AP, IB Credits • CEU, CLEP or Audited Classes • Non-Participating MN College • Program < 8 Weeks • Not Offered by College

  14. Dependent, graduated from high school in ND, family moved to MN 2 months before student enrolled full-time at MN college, FAFSA submitted during first week of attendance

  15. Yes. Parents Resided in MN When FAFSA Submitted.

  16. Graduated from MN high school, lives in CA, takes on-line classes from MN college

  17. No. If established MN residency by graduating from MN high school, must physically attend MN college if residing in another state.

  18. Independent • Graduated from HS in WI • Moved to MN 07/15/2009 • Enrolled at U of M for 4 credits during spring term 2009-2010 • Moved back to WI 06/30/2010 • Moved back to MN 09/01/2010 to attend U of M full-time 2010-2011

  19. No. Never resided in MN for 12 consecutive months without attending college for 6 or more credits during any term.

  20. Independent • Moved to MN at age 25 on July 1, 2008 • Called away on active duty from 1/15/2009 – 1/31/2010 • Back in MN February 2010 • Starting college August 2010

  21. Yes. If called to active duty from MN, time on active duty can count towards 12-month period in MN.

  22. Earned HS diploma in ND • Moved to MN with parents 03/01/2009 • Filed FAFSA as dependent once in MN • Attended Metro State University full-time 2009-2010 • Independent for 2010-2011

  23. Yes. Student who establishes residency as dependent because parents reside in MN when FAFSA completed does not lose residency if dependency status changes, assuming student continues to reside in MN.

  24. Minimum number of on-time monthly SELF loan payments required to regain eligibility for state financial aid

  25. 4 monthly payments

  26. A SELF loan default effects eligibility for which federal financial aid program(s)?

  27. None

  28. For which terms of the academic year can the student be paid State Grant if the loan default hold is removed during spring term?

  29. Any term during the current academic year, provided the student currently meets program eligibility requirements.

  30. Federal student loan default affects which state financial aid programs?

  31. State Grant, Postsecondary Child Care Grant, Indian Scholarship, SELF

  32. Name 4 state financial aid programs not affected by SELF loan default

  33. Achieve Scholarship, MN GI Bill, State Work Study, SOS Grant

  34. What fraction of American Indian ancestry is required to receive a MN Indian Scholarship?

  35. ¼ or more

  36. What gets subtracted from the COA when calculating a MN Indian Scholarship?

  37. EFC • Federal, state and institutional gift aid • Other gift aid, such as tribal scholarships

  38. What are the minimum undergraduate enrollment levels for MN GI Bill, Indian Scholarship and current Achieve Scholarship programs?

  39. MN GI Bill: 1 credit • Indian Scholarship: 9 credits • Achieve Scholarship: 15 credits

  40. What is the award calculation budget used in the MN GI Bill award calculation?

  41. 120% of the recognized State Grant award calculation budget for the student’s enrollment level

  42. What are the high school GPA/grade requirements for the original and current Achieve Scholarship program?

  43. Old: Grade of C or better in all courses in rigorous course of study Current: Overall unweighted high school GPA of at least 2.5

  44. For which state financial aid program(s) MUST a student have a high school diploma or GED?

  45. Achieve Scholarship (State Grant does not require a high school diploma or GED if the student is at least 17 years old.)

  46. Which state financial aid program(s) are affected by a child support hold?

  47. State Grant, MN GI Bill

  48. Which state financial aid program is not available to students in sectarian programs?

  49. Postsecondary Child Care Grant “Nonsectarian program” means a program of study that is not specifically designed to prepare students to become ministers of religion, to enter some other religious vocation, or to prepare them to teach theological subjects. A nonsectarian program may provide for the scholarly study of religion as a discipline of knowledge in a manner similar to that provided for any other field of study, but must not require its students to take courses that are based on a particular set of religious beliefs, to receive instruction intended to propagate or promote any religious beliefs, to participate in religious activities, to maintain affiliation with a particular church or religious organization, or to attest to any particular religious beliefs.

  50. Which state financial aid program(s) do/es not have a satisfactory academic progress requirement?

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