OTC AskRegs Experts: What Makes Professional Judgment So Special?
This week on "Off the Cuff," Hugh, David, and Sarah discuss all things concerning professional judgment (PJ). David provides some key background information on PJ, including details on terminology and policy considerations for institutions. Sarah then catches listeners up on what is new for PJ in 2024-25, along with updates made due to FAFSA changes. The team then goes through different scenarios and whether or not they involve the use of professional judgment.
Speakers
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| Hugh Ferguson Managing Editor |
Sarah Austin Policy Analyst |
David Tolman Instructional Design & Content Specialist |
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Resources
- Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify
- Episode Transcript (PDF)
- Professional Judgment NASFAA U Online Course
- DCL GEN-22-15
- PJ Monograph
- What Are the Requirements For Implementing Provisional Independent Student Status For 2024-25? (Award Year: 2024-25)
- How Is Money Received As an Inheritance Reported On the FAFSA? (Award Year: 2024-25)
- What Are the Guidelines For Using Professional Judgment Related To High Medical Expenses?
- Can We Use Professional Judgment To Adjust For Number In College Starting With 2024-25? (Award Year: 2024-25)
- If a Student's Parents Refuse To Provide Support, How Does the Student Complete the FAFSA To Borrow a Direct Unsubsidized Loan? (Award Year: 2023-24)
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Publication Date: 9/27/2024
