2015 Year in Review: NASFAA's 10 Most-Read Department of Education Announcements
The world of financial aid regulation saw a busy 2015, with the Department of Education issuing numerous electronic announcements on everything from acceptable documentation for verification to guidance on homeless youth determinations. Want to know what the most popular announcements were among NASFAA members? Curious about what you may have missed or need a refresher? Take a look back at the 10 most-read announcements from the Department and share your thoughts on the year's big issues.
- GEN-15-05: 2015-2016 Unusual Enrollment History Flag
- 10-2: Acceptable Documentation Update for 2015-2016 Award Year Verification
- 11-18: 2016-2017 Verification Suggested Text Package
- 4-20: 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit: Electronic Announcement #17 - School Misreporting of Data to COD and NSLDS
- GEN-15-16: Unaccompanied Homeless Youth Determinations
- 9-14: President's Announcement of FAFSA Filing Changes
- 10-8: Gainful Employment Electronic Announcement #61 - Confirming Compliance with GE Reporting Requirement
- 2-09: Application and Verification Guide [2015-2016 Federal Student Aid Handbook]
- 12-9: FSA ID/PIN Replacement: Resources Available for Financial Aid Administrators
- 10-28: Revised Federal Perkins Loan Program Questions and Answers Available on IFAP Web Site
Publication Date: 12/21/2015
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