Student Financial Assistance. Session 39 -2 COD: The Big Picture.

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Student Financial Assistance

Session COD: The Big Picture

Session Agenda nBackground nGoal nOverview of COD nFeatures and Improvements nWhat’s Next nWhere to Get Information

Session COD: How it Started Focus Groups of School (Nov-Dec 1999) Conceptual Design Key Components

Session COD School Partners  User Steering Committee  Software Developers and 3 rd Party Servicers  FFEL Community and State Grant Agencies

Session COD Is the Process for Integrating Systems Redefines aid origination and disbursement processes for Pell Grants and Direct Loans, and provides optional common reporting opportunities for campus-based programs Integrates a common process with a system designed to support origination, disbursement, and reporting

Session COD Is the Process for Integrating Systems Replaces the Recipient Financial Management System (RFMS) and the Direct Loan Origination System (DLOS) with an integrated common system in Increases accountability and program integrity

Session Current Environment State Grants, Alternative Loans and Other...

Session Program Centric Separate processes, systems, customer service, technical reference Different record layouts, data definitions and general eligibility edits Duplicate and inaccurate data Separate origination and disbursement processes Two-Step process Four distinct record layouts Current Processes

Session Current Processes, Cont’d Change records Requires re-submission of all data elements Two distinct record layouts Different process for Pell and DL (“Netting” Vs Replacement Values) Costly—redundancy expensive

Session COD Goal To promote program integrity and offer schools simplicity, accuracy and improved access to data

Session COD: Future Environment

Session Process change only, no change to programs Student Centric Single COD system Common process Common Record for origination, disbursement and changes COD End State Features

Session Processing Options Single step: disbursement function or Two steps: edit only and disbursement functions One customer service point of contact Optional reporting for campus-based programs Opportunity for use by FFEL, state grants, alternative loans, etc. COD End State Features- Cont'd

Session COD End State Features- Cont'd On-Line access to view and update school, student,award and disbursement data Easier reconciliation and fund accounting

Session COD Common Record “Common” because It serves many different financial aid programs It replaces the separate record layouts for origination, disbursement and change records It has common data elements and definitions, where applicable, across program

Session COD Common Record and XML XML: Extensible Markup Language Data files are machine and human readable The entire document or portions of the common record can be transmitted The common record is extensible-- additional information can be added easily

Session Comparison of records Traditional record: SUE SMITH Y XML record:

Session Characteristics of Change CurrentFuture Processingperiodicin seconds Communication with schools TIVWANInternet Data organizationBy programBy student

Session Current Process Structured By Program Pell GrantDirect Loan Alternative Loan Perkins Loan FFELP Loan Bill Boyce Jane Jones Sue Smith Jane Jones Bill Boyce Jane Jones Sue Smith

Session COD Process Structured by Student Bill Boyce Pell Grant FFELP Loan Jane Jones Pell Grant Direct Loan Perkins Loan Sue Smith Pell Grant Direct Loan Alternative Loan

Session As Transmitted Bill Boyce Pell Grant FFELP Loan Jane Jones Pell Grant Direct Loan Perkins Loan Sue Smith Pell Grant Direct Loan Alternative Loan Bill Boyce Pell Grant Jane Jones Pell Grant Direct Loan Perkins Loan Sue Smith Pell Grant Direct Loan Bill Boyce FFELP Loan Sue Smith Alternative Loan Sent to SFASent to Lenders

Session COD School Participation Full Participation Schools Submit the common record using XML Phase-in Participation Schools Submit records using the RFMS & DLOS formats

Session COD: Environment Origination and Disbursement (Pell, Campus-Based, Direct Loans) Full ParticipantsPhase-In Participants Student (Pell, C-B, Direct) Pell Campus- Based Direct Middleware FISAP Processing LOS Records RFMS Records Common Record Submit the Common Record using XML Submit records using the legacy RFMS and DLOS formats

Session All Schools April 2002 All rejects (Pell and Direct Loan) stored and viewable via the web Web Access to: Real-time processing statistics (e.g.: # submitted, # accepted/ rejected/ corrected, % rejected by edit type) to help a school target improvements to its business process Consolidated funding information (e.g.: $ drawn by program, progress towards 30-day requirement) Summary of COD Features and Improvements

Session All Schools April 2002 Single Web site optional access to Pell Grant, Direct Loan and campus-based information, 24x7 Integrated customer service Integrated views Summary of COD Features and Improvements – Cont’d

Session nCore integration at STUDENT level nMulti-dimensional integration of data by SCHOOL by PROGRAM nIntegration with applicant data (CPS) nIntegrated funds management data (FMS & GAPS) What’s Different? ACCESS TO DATA Integrated System

Session COD: Integrated Views Pell2, FSEOG DL - Sub2, TOTAL5, Student A Pell9,500,000 FSEOG800,000 DL - Sub25,568,900 TOTAL47,629,300 School Perkins1,200,000 DL - Unsub10,560, ,032,750, ,254,300,600 TOTAL17,287,051,520 Pell Grants YearAmount# Recipients 5,750,921 6,140,569 11,891, ,250, ,000 30,652,600 62,758,480 1,200,000 19,870, % 2.0% 19.9% 0.0% 88.2% % Chg BY STUDENT BY PROGRAM BY SCHOOL

Session All schools—cont’d Student Identifier New student ID is Current SSN, Date of Birth, and Last Name Report Institution ID? Available on the Common Record Summary of COD Features and Improvements, Cont ’ d

Session All Schools-cont'd Processing Options: Whether or not to receive responses (i.e.: acknowledgements) for activity performed on the Web How school wants to receive increases in funding based on student records: (1) funds ‘pushed’ via electronic transfer or (2) funds made available for drawdown Rejected records - Pell Grants: (1) reject outright or (2) correct data and send notification Summary of COD Features and Improvements

Session All Schools-cont'd For Pell Grant POP/MRR cases COD takes pro-active approach Pell Grant and Verification status code Blank if not selected for verification/selected but verification not required V if verified W if paid without documentation Summary of COD Features and Improvements - Cont'd

Session All Schools-cont'd In Direct Loans, COD can process disbursement records 7 calendar days in advance of disbursement date Reports/tools to assist with funds management Summary of COD Features and Improvements - Cont'd

Session Progress Toward 30-Day Requirement PELL Total Funds Drawn$ 12,550,000 Net Accepted Disbursements$ 5,550,000 Unsubstantiated Funds Amount$ 7,000,000 Amount Over 30 Days $ 0 (55.8%) Drawdown Detail DateAmount Substantiating Records Unsubstantiated Funds Amount% 08/05/022,550, Days Remaining for On Time Reporting 08/10/0210,000,0003,000,0007,000, Days -- $ 12,550,000$ 5,550,000$ 7,000, %Total: 8/30 COD: Management Tool

Session Full Participants Resolve rejects via the Web Submit new records via the Web “Release” edit-only records (i.e.: submit disbursement records) via the Web Summary of COD Features and Improvements

Session Full Participants-cont'd Same process for reporting changes to Pell Grant and Direct Loan Flexible record format: only send data required, send data only once unless change occurs Summary of COD Features and Improvements

Session Full Participants-cont'd Optional reporting of data elements (required today) that already exist in CPS Optional campus-based reporting to pre- populate portions of the FISAP Summary of COD Features and Improvements, Cont’d

Session Full Participants-cont'd Option of whether to receive a ‘full’ response (i.e.: acknowledgement with all the data reported for the student to load into school software) as opposed to the standard response, which includes only identifiers, record status and specific information on failed edits. Summary of COD Features and Improvements, Cont’d

Session Summary of COD Features and Improvements, Cont’d Full Participants-cont'd Change to date can be reported via the Web School Identifier New, common school identifier, instead of Pell ID or E/G Code

Session Summary of COD Features and Improvements, Cont’d Full Participants-cont'd For Pell Grant change records Disbursement amount is replacement value, not adjustment Sequence number required For Pell Grants, pennies can be reported in all amount fields (including award amount) For Direct Loans, the CPS transaction number is required on Common Record

Session COD: Transition July 2001Feb 2002June 2002 AY All Schools PELL DL RFMS DLOS Phase in Participant PELL Full Participant Common Record DL SFA Integr- ation Tool COD AY COD AY Common Record COD Full Participant

Session n Provide customer service that anticipates customer needs n Maximize self-service for Pell, Direct Loans, and Campus Based processing n Provide single point of service and combined support for origination and disbursement process “ Common Origination and Disbursement Customer Service is about more than exception processing. It’s about creating a smooth day-to-day Federal Financial Student Aid delivery process to meet your customer needs.” Customer Service Vision Key Customer Service Initiative:

Session COD Customer Service Transition Beginning April 2002

Session Operating Basics nHours of Operations: 8 a.m to 8 p.m. eastern nToll-free Customer Service Numbers: Current RFMS Customer Service Current DLOS Customer Service nNew Mailing Address to come

Session What’s Next Test Environment for Schools, 3 rd Party Servicers and Software Developers System begins to process transactions Fall ‘01-Wi ‘02 April ‘02

Session COD’s Progress For updates on COD’s development, go to :  Information for Financial Aid Professionals (IFAP): ifap.ed.gov Current Publications by Title Common Origination & Disbursement Award Year Or

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