Perkins Loan Program
The oldest of the student aid programs, Perkins Loans derived from the loan program originally authorized under the National Defense Education Act. Reauthorized as the National Direct Student Loan Program (NDSL), and subsequently renamed in honor of Rep. Carl Perkins, this program was designed to provide low-interest long-term educational loans to needy students. Priority for this campus-based program was given to students with exceptional need, as defined by the school.
Related terms: Packaging; Program Participation Agreement; Student Eligibility
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Campus-Based Financial Aid Programs: Trends and Alternative Allocation Strategies
(Educational Policy: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Policy and Practice)
A Model for Predicting Perkins Loan Defaulters
(Journal of Student Financial Aid)
Is There Still a Need for Perkins Loans? Differences in the Demographic Characteristics and Income Levels of Perkins and Stafford Loan Borrowers.
(Sallie Mae Education Institute)
Tuition Discounting Practices: A Multiple Case Study of New York State Private Institutions
(ProQuest Dissertations Publishing)
See top list entriy for Cash Management.
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See also top list entry for Cash Management and Disbursement
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See top list entry for Disbursement, subtopic Power of attorney
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See top list entry for Student Eligibility
See top list entry for Cash Management, subtopic Transferring allocations among the campus-based programs
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