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13 hours ago · July 01, 2024 at 9:07 am EDT. Caption. (WSBTV.com News Staff) ATLANTA — July 1 doesn’t just mark the start of the fiscal year in Georgia. It’s also the date that new Georgia laws go into ...
This is a timeline of Georgian history, comprising important legal and territorial changes and political events in Georgia and its predecessor states. To read about the background to these events, see History of Georgia. See also the List of Georgian Kings and Queens .
Core Curriculum Requirements. Return to: 1400 University Degree Requirements and Graduation. Georgia State University requires all students seeking an associate’s or bachelor’s degree to satisfactorily complete a basic core of general education subjects. Georgia State’s core curriculum provides students with a broad background in general ...
- 5104.3. Certification.
- 5104.4. Enrollment Status.
- 5104.5. Satisfactory Academic Progress.
- 5104.7. Defaulted Loan or Refund Due.
- 5105.1. FAFSA Application.
- 5105.2. Program Application.
- 5105.3. Loan Documents
- 5107. School Certification.
- 5108. Student Notification of Award.
- 5109.1. Disbursement.
- 5109.4. Return of Funds.
- 5109.5. Calculation of Return Funds.
- 5110. Keep In Touch Payment Requirement While Enrolled in School.
- 5111.1. Service Cancellation – Eligible USG and Private Institutions Only.
- 5111.2. Loan Discharge – Eligible TCSG Institutions Only.
- 5112.4. Deferment of Repayment.
- 5112.5. Forbearance of Repayment.
- 5112.6. Cancellation of Repayment.
- 5112.8. Promissory Note.
- 5113.1. Length of Retention.
- 5113.2. Documentation.
- 5114.1. Compliance Review Policy.
- 5114.2. Compliance Review Process.
- 5115.1. Cohort Default Rate Guide.
- 5115.4. Default Management Plan Requirement.
- 5115.5. Probationary Period due to Unacceptable Official Cohort Default Rate.
- 5115.7. Regain Participation.
1. An Applicant chosen through the selection process must be certified by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution. The school certification process includes the institution approving or declining the application or reducing the loan amount based on the institution’s policies as set forth in the SAL Program regulations.
An Applicant must be enrolled at a USG or Private Eligible Postsecondary Institution in an undergraduate Associate or Baccalaureate Degree program or First Professional Degree Program, or at a TCSG institution in a Certificate, Diploma, or Associate Degree program. Second Baccalaureate degree coursework is allowed. An Applicant must maintain at lea...
An Applicant must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress, as defined and certified by his or her Eligible Postsecondary Institution. For state aid programs, Eligible Postsecondary Institutions may establish an appeal process for students with dual-enrollment credit hours that fail to meet the quantitative standard (pace) for degree completion, gen...
A student must not be in default on a Federal Title IV or State of Georgia educational loan or owe a refund due to an over-award on a Federal Title IV or State of Georgia student financial aid program, or in any other way be in violation of Federal Title IV Programs Regulations or State of Georgia student financial aid program regulations. A studen...
An Applicant is required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), for each academic year he or she intends to borrow, in order to apply for the SAL Program. The FAFSA must be completed with a calculated Expected Family Contribution (EFC) to determine the Applicant’s unmet need and available aid.
Applications for the SAL will be made available online and shall be submitted electronically to GSFA. An Applicant may only submit one (1) application for the SAL Program per award year. GSFA shall designate an open application cycle period for the state fiscal year and only collect applications during such period. Application cycle periods are sub...
Should an Applicant be deemed eligible and certified by an Eligible Postsecondary Institution, the Applicant must complete a Promissory Note and any other required documents for each loan awarded annually. The Applicant must return the Promissory Note and other required documents to GSFA. The Promissory Note must be signed and initialed by the Appl...
Eligible Postsecondary Institutions shall be required to decline or certify the eligibility of a student for a SAL during a certification period determined by GSFA. In addition to the eligibility criteria of the SAL Program, Eligible Postsecondary Institutions have the authority to implement institutional policies to decline eligibility of a studen...
An Applicant chosen through the selection process will receive an email notification from GSFA on the date of selection. After a selected Applicant is certified by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution, the Applicant will receive an email notification that includes instructions regarding the completion of the Promissory Note and other required dis...
GSFA will disburse SAL funds to the certifying Eligible Postsecondary Institution as close as practical to the dates requested by such Eligible Postsecondary Institution and in accordance with requirements of Regulation. Eligible Postsecondary Institutions may not make disbursements to the Borrower earlier than fourteen (14) calendar days before th...
1. If an Eligible Postsecondary Institution delivers loan proceeds to or on behalf of a Borrower on or after the first day of the period of enrollment for which the loan was intended and the Eligible Postsecondary Institution is unable to document that the student attended classes on at least a Half-Time basis during the enrollment period, then th...
In the event the student is no longer eligible for the original certified loan amount, the Eligible Postsecondary Institution must return a portion of the SAL funds so that the student’s total financial aid from all sources does not exceed the student’s COA. A refund calculation for the SAL is only required when a student’s COA and/or financial aid...
Borrowers are required to make monthly Keep In Touch (KIT) payments while Enrolled at least Half-Time (six or more credit hours) and for each month during the Grace Period. Borrowers may pay more than the standard KIT payment due each month. The payment due date would be advanced based on the number of months satisfied by the borrower’s payment. Mo...
In order to request Service Cancellation of a portion(s) of a loan or loans, the Borrower must work as an employee in Public Service as defined by these regulations or be employed as a teacher in a Georgia Public School System, in a STEM field, as certified by an authorized school official. A Borrower may request Service Cancellation of up to one c...
Borrowers may request a discharge of a portion of a loan or loans based on academic performance. If approved, the discharge would release the borrower from the obligation to repay the remaining balance of the loan. In order to be eligible for a loan discharge, a Borrower must: Graduate from the program of study for which the SAL was received; and H...
A Borrower may apply for a Deferment of Repayment of principal under certain conditions as listed below: Unemployment Economic Hardship In School Status with at least half-time enrollment. Active Duty in the United States Armed Forces Unemployment and economic hardship deferments can be granted for a period not to exceed thirty-six (36) cumulative ...
A Borrower may apply for a discretionary Forbearance of Repayment under certain conditions as determined by GSFA. Forbearance can be granted for a period not to exceed twenty-four (24) cumulative months. Such conditions under which Forbearance can be granted include, but are not limited to, the following: Economic Hardship - after the maximum allot...
GSFA shall cancel a Borrower’s Repayment obligation if it determines: On the basis of a death certificate, or other evidence acceptable to GSFA, that the Borrower is deceased; or That the Borrower possesses a Total and Permanent Disability. In order to be relieved of a monetary or service obligation to GSFC/GSFA, a Borrower must affirm the presence...
1. The complete requirements for repayment are provided in the SAL Promissory Note; for purposes of Repayment obligations, if any discrepancy exists between the content of these regulations and the SAL Promissory Note that the Borrower signed, the Promissory Note shall control.
An Eligible Postsecondary Institution shall maintain accurate records, books, documents and other evidence concerning the loan, including, but not limited to individual student files for whichever is longer: Three years after the Award Year in which the aid was awarded; or For such other period as required by an applicable statute, rule or regulati...
Documentation contained within an individual student file or record, which supports the original determination of a Borrower’s eligibility must be retained by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution and available for review by GSFA on the Eligible Postsecondary Institution’s campus, located within the State of Georgia, for at least three calendar ye...
1. GSFA may conduct Compliance Reviews of Eligible Postsecondary Institutions in order to assess institutional administration of the program and compliance with the program’s regulations. Compliance Reviews shall be conducted in accordance with GSFA’s Compliance Review Process and Procedures document, which is available at gsfc.georgia.gov, under ...
1. GSFA selects a sampling of the Eligible Postsecondary Institution’s recipients for the Award Year under review, and the Eligible Postsecondary Institution’s files and records for the sample are examined to assure compliance. Records which document and support a student’s eligibility must be available for review at the Georgia campus of the Elig...
An Institution’s eligibility for the Student Access Loan program can be affected by high cohort default rate (CDR). The State Loan Cohort Default Rate Guide, found in SURFER in the User Information, serves as a reference for institutions in understanding cohort default rates (CDRs) for state loan programs and institutional requirements.
Institutions with an Official Cohort Default Rate above the allowed rate based on the number of borrowers entering repayment are required to submit a Default Management Plan by March 31 following the notification of the Official Cohort Default Rate in December. The Institution must implement their Default Management Plan no later than the upcomin...
If, within two years of the Default Management Plan implementation, the Official CDR is unacceptable (based upon benchmarks established by GSFA), the Institution will be placed on a two-year probationary period. The institution may continue to participate in the SAL Program, subject to the terms and requirements set forth herein. If, during eithe...
An Institution may regain eligibility to participate in the SAL Program, if the Institution continues to actively manage and utilize reasonable efforts to reduce the institutional Official CDR (as determined by GSFA in its sole discretion) and meets the following requirements: Proceeding loss of participation, earn three consecutive years of an acc...
- Alabama State University. Presidential Academic Scholarship: Full Ride. Requirements: 3.76 GPA and 26 ACT or 1240 SAT. Academic Excellence Scholarship: Full Tuition Plus (tuition plus additional fees and books)
- Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. George W. Gore: Amount varies. Requirements: 1330 SAT or 29 ACT (including a 650 on the SAT math section or 29 on the ACT Math subject area)
- Florida Gulf Coast University. President’s Gold: $5,000 per year. Requirements: 3.9 GPA and 1320 SAT; Florida residency. President’s Silver: $3,000 per year.
- Georgia State University. Presidential Scholarship: Up to $28,303 per year. Second Century: $3,000 per year. 1913 Founders: $2,000 per year. GSU Excellence: $1,000 per year.
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