联邦关怀法案学生紧急援助基金在365亚洲版
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- 365亚洲版学院的关怀法案HEERF紧急学生助学金报告- 2021年2月8日
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Overview
因为国会通过了冠状病毒援助, Relief, 和经济安全(关怀)法案, 365亚洲版得到了332美元,437 in emergency student aid to assist eligible students who incurred “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care expenses.”
一旦《det365亚洲版》通过成为法律, it fell to the Department of Education (ED) to provide guidance to higher education institutions regarding implementation of the provisions. Guidance from ED was key in determining how the funds would be distributed to our students. The key components of this guidance that played a factor in our decision are the following:
- Funds can only be awarded to students for “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care expenses.”
- Students receiving these funds must meet the eligibility criteria in Section 484 of the Title IV Higher Education Act. 这包括但不限于以下内容的演示: be making satisfactory academic progress; not owe an overpayment on Title IV grants or loans; not be in default on a Title IV loan; file “as part of the original financial aid application process” a certification that includes statement of educational purpose and valid Social Security Number, be a U.S. citizen or national, permanent resident, or other eligible noncitizen; have returned fraudulently obtained Title IV funds if convicted of or pled guilty or no contest to charges; not have fraudulently received Title IV loans in excess of annual or aggregate limits; have repaid Title IV loan amounts in excess of annual or aggregate limits if obtained inadvertently; have Selective Service registration verified (if student is a male); not have a federal or state conviction for drug possession or sale, 有一定的时间限制. While this does not specify students must complete a 免费申请联邦学生援助(FAFSA) the only way to determine if a student meets the Section 484 requirements is for a FAFSA to be filed.
Who Will Receive Funds?
As a result of this guidance, Randolph will be awarding the emergency financial aid funds from the CARES Act to Spring 2020 enrolled students who are in a degree program, 365亚洲版有2019- 2020年FAFSA备案吗, 并符合第484条的标准.
和其他高等教育机构一样, 365亚洲版的《det365亚洲版》拨款的75%是基于佩尔助学金接受者的入学人数, 而剩下的25%则是基于总入学人数. Therefore, Randolph is allocating 75% of its CARES Act funding evenly to students who received Pell grants during the Spring 2020 semester, 剩下的25%平分给其他符合条件的学生. 这个公式的det365亚洲版是，每个佩尔学生获得1美元的奖励,222, 每位非佩尔学生获得291美元的奖励.
授予的时间框架和程序
Upon Randolph’s receipt of a student’s CARES Act Distribution Form confirming that he/she has incurred “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care expenses,，支票将邮寄到表格上提供的地址. 支票可能需要长达两周的时间来处理. 未发生此类费用的学生应拒绝接受奖学金.
Frequently Asked Questions
因为国会通过了冠状病毒援助, Relief, 和经济安全(关怀)法案, 365亚洲版得到了332美元,437 in emergency student aid to assist eligible students who incurred “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care expenses.”
Students receiving these funds must meet the eligibility criteria is Section 484 of the Title IV Higher Education Act. 这包括但不限于以下内容的演示:
- 被录取或接受攻读学位课程或证书课程. 计划必须符合申请TIV援助的资格.
- Not be enrolled in elementary or secondary school and have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent;
- 如果目前入学，保持令人满意的学业进步(SAP);
- 不欠第四章补助金的超额付款(退款);
- 没有拖欠第四章贷款;
- Be a U.美国公民或国民、永久居民或合格的非公民;
- 退还任何以欺诈手段获得的第四章资金, 由于学生被判有罪或认罪或对这些指控没有抗辩
- 没有欺诈性地获得超过年度限额或总限额的第四章贷款;
- 是否已偿还任何超过年度或总限额的第IV项贷款超额付款金额, if obtained inadvertently;
- 男生必须在选务局登记;
- Have a valid SSN, 密克罗尼西亚联邦的居民除外, 马绍尔群岛共和国, or the Republic of Palau; and
- Not have a federal or state conviction for drug possession or sale, 有一定的时间限制.
While this does not specify students must complete a 免费申请联邦学生援助(FAFSA) the only way to determine if a student meets the Section 484 requirements is for a FAFSA to be filed.
虽然《det365亚洲版》没有规定学生必须填写一份 免费申请联邦学生援助(FAFSA) the only way to determine if a student meets the Section 484 requirements is for a FAFSA to be filed.
Randolph emailed students who had not filed a 2019-20 FAFSA to inform them that we would be distributing funds partly on need. This correspondence indicated that it was imperative that each student complete the 2019-20 FAFSA by Friday, May 22.
Additionally, 它表明，如果我们在5月22日之前没有收到你的2019-20年FAFSA文件, 我们无法确定你是否符合第四章规定, therefore, 该学生将没有资格获得《det365亚洲版》的资助.
CARES Act funds can be awarded to students for “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care expenses.”
This may include items such as rent, food, utilities, school related technology and/or supplies (e.g.，网络，辅导，电脑问题等.), or healthcare needs (e.g.药物、心理咨询等.).
有时，收入的变化会增加学生获得经济援助的资格. Other times, it does not. The only way to find out how an income change will impact your eligibility is to go through the Professional Judgment process in the Financial Aid Office. 您可以在。中找到有关该过程的信息 经济资助及特殊情况(专业判断) section of our website. 《det365亚洲版》的资金不能以收入减少为基础发放.
At this time, 365亚洲版计划在2020年秋季学期开放，并恢复正常运营. As a result, there would not be any qualifying campus disruptions due to COVID-19 to warrant our ability to award funds for that term.
Yes, students who had qualifying expenses during that term are still eligible to receive assistance.
Yes, 为《det365亚洲版》提供资金, you must meet the minimum Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards as outlined in the Academic Catalog (pages 27-28, 50-51, 113).
虽然我们不能给你一个具体的时间框架，当你会收到你的资金, 我们可以说，支付给你的款项将尽快产生. In general, checks can take up to two weeks to process from the time your CARES Act Distribution Form is received.
不，资金将直接退还给您. 365亚洲版不得将这些资金用于任何未付费用, 即使学生希望提供授权这样做.
其他资讯资源
美国能源部常见问题:
http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/heerfstudentfaqs.pdf
IRS FAQ information:
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/faqs-higher-education-emergency-relief-fund-and-emergency-financial-aid-grants-under-the-cares-act
NASFAA COVID-19参考页面:
http://www.nasfaa.org/covid19_heerf
