Department of Education

By Marlene Seeklander For those higher education professionals managing their college’s Title IV funds checkbook, the job comes with some critical compliance duties. In a November 18 Electronic Announcement, the Department of Education reminds schools of the general disbursement reporting, excess cash, and reconciliation requirements for all Title IV programs. The Department suggests that both the

By Marlene Seeklander The first step to complying with new regulations is learning how to comply. Training is key. And the Department of Education announced that, as a result of feedback and questions received, they are offering a supplemental training resource to help schools comply with the FVT/GE reporting requirements and review of the Completers List

By Marlene Seeklander Anyone who works in financial aid knows there’s always more to learn. Training opportunities can be an invaluable resource to financial aid professionals. The Federal Student Aid Training Center has announced two new training tracks, including:   Prison Education Programs Learning Track – This track has been updated with new guidance and outlines the

By Marlene Seeklander It’s an important responsibility for financial aid professionals. Knowing how to properly use and protect the sensitive information provided by students and their families is a key component in the administration of student aid programs. An Electronic Announcement released by the Department of Education addresses the permitted and prohibited use of personally identifiable