Academic programs must meet certain criteria, including minimum length, to enable students enrolled in those programs to receive Title IV assistance. An eligible institution consists of its eligible programs.
Related topics in this Index: Institutional Eligibility; Student Eligibility
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The Compliance Engine is comprised of two modules: the Self-Evaluation Checklists which allows administrators to evaluate their programs in a centralized, shared online space, and the P&P Builder, a tool designed to assist institutions in the creation and maintenance of a policies and procedures manual. Along with an online space to update and maintain policies and procedures, the P&P Builder includes legislation and regulation associated with compliance with Title IV requirements.
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See Eligible program
See also Institution of higher education (public or private nonprofit), Postsecondary vocational institution, and Proprietary (for profit) institution of higher education
See also Accreditation or preaccreditation, Admission criteria, Educational program, State, State authorization (“Legally authorized”)
See also Accreditation or preaccreditation, Admissions criteria, Educational program, State, State authorization (“Legally authorized”)
See also Accreditation or preaccreditation, Admissions criteria, Educational program, State, State authorization (“Legally authorized”)
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