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NASFAA Highlights Regulatory Relief Resources Available to Institutions Impacted by Natural Disasters

In response to the recent hurricanes impacting much of the country's Southeast region, NASFAA is making a batch of AskRegs items publicly available to ensure that institutions have access to this important guidance. Existing guidance regarding the impact of a "major disaster" on the administration of Title IV student assistance programs is now publicly available on AskRegs.

Below are the four items in our AskRegs database that will remain publicly available:

Is There Regulatory Relief For Schools Impacted By Natural Disaster?
How Is the R2T4 Calculation Impacted When a Study Abroad Program Experiences a Natural Disaster?
How Is Our Academic Calendar Impacted For Title IV Purposes By a Natural Disaster?
How Does Severe Weather Impact the Length Of the Payment Period Or Period Of Enrollment?

To access the complete answers to these questions, click on the link attached to each AskRegs question above.

NASFAA staff and Board of Directors send our thoughts and prayers for the safety and well-being of affected individuals impacted by these ongoing natural disasters.

Publication Date: 10/11/2024

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