Financial Responsibility of Institutions
An institution that qualifies as eligible for Title IV purposes must meet further requirements in order to participate in the student aid programs. These requirements pertain to administrative capability and financial stability. An institution’s financial responsibility is measured by a number of standards defined by regulation.
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Administrative Capability AskRegs Knowledgebase Q&As
(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)
Expectations and Incentives: Parental Financial Support for College During the Transition to Young Adulthood
(Journal of Student Financial Aid)
Longitudinal Fluidity in Collegiate Food Security: Disruptions, Restoration, and Its Drivers
(Trellis Company)
Start to Finish: Examining the Impact of the El Dorado Promise Program on Postsecondary Outcomes
(Journal of Student Financial Aid)
Student Financial Wellness Survey Fall 2018 Semester Results
(Trellis Company)
Studying on Empty: A Qualitative Study of Low Food Security Among College Students
(Trellis Company)
Trellis’ Student Financial Wellness Survey: Key Findings from Analysis of Responses by School Sector
(Trellis Company)
PLUS Borrowing in Texas: Repayment Expectations, Experience, and Hindsight by Minority-Serving Institution Status
(Trellis Company)