Quality Assurance at IUB Philosophy and Practice that includes Planning, Analysis and Corrective Action. Planning demands schedule, a time when QA is a.

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Quality Assurance at IUB Philosophy and Practice that includes Planning, Analysis and Corrective Action. Planning demands schedule, a time when QA is a priority, consensus. Analysis demands Data, an ability to compare, and the tools to do it. Corrective Action demands creative thinking, courage, and persistence.

The Challenges That Continue: Trying to reach the 80% error rate Making the software efficient Independent students? Form Design The Form Dysfunctional Population Holding on during system migration

Previous Selection Criteria Parents indicate that they used estimated 2000 income data Parents indicate that their income is $2000 or less Parents indicate work income greater than $3000 but AGI of $0 Parents indicate income exclusions in excess of 50% of AGI Parents who report more than 1 in college Undergraduates who would be independent by virtue of dependents Undergraduates who would be independent as orphans/wards of court

Current Selection Criteria Parents indicate that they used estimated 2001 income data & EFC is less than $5000 and/or PC is less than $4000 and student has state funds Parents indicate that their income is $2000 or less Parents indicate work income greater than $3000 but AGI of $0 or less Parents who report income exclusions in excess of 50% of AGI Parents who report taxes paid in excess of 35% of AGI and EFC is less than $5000 and/or PC is less than $4000 and student has state funds Independent undergraduate students who are federally selected by the processor and EFC is less than $5000 or student will receive state funds

Current Selection Criteria Parents who filed a form in requesting that we use projected income and 2002 FAFSA is not comparable Suspected reporting error: Parent AGI or wage is equal to Parent Worksheet A, B, or C Suspected reporting error: Student/Spouse AGI or wage is equal to Student/Spouse Worksheet A, B, or C Suspected reporting error: Parent AGI and Student AGI are equal

Current Selection Criteria Suspected reporting error: Parent Worksheet A, B, or C equal to Student Worksheet A, B, or C Undergraduate students who qualify as independent by virtue of dependents Undergraduate students who qualify as independent due to status as orphan or wards of the court All selection criteria apply to admitted Freshmen who paid deposit and/or continuing undergraduates

Data Profile for Indiana University- Bloomington 2001 AY FAFSA submitted QI forms reviewed for approximately 5000 students 7546 Title IV recipients

Data Profile for Indiana University- Bloomington 2002 AY FAFSA submitted QI forms reviewed for approximately 6000 students 7970 Title IV recipients

Data Profile for Indiana University- Bloomington 2003 AY FAFSA submitted 9833 QI forms reviewed for approximately 3500 students 9129 Title IV recipients

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* January Review and Revise QI Forms Continue Management Assessments/Task Forces Determine Start New Year Practices through data analysis Identify roll-forward students who have not complied Start saving ISIRS in unique data base for QI

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* February Finalize QI Forms Wrap up Management Assessments and Task Forces Finalize Start New Year Practices Draft New Year QI policies and procedures Develop process to save pre- and post- QI ISIRS*

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* March Post QI Forms on Internet Plan any corrective action required due to Management Assessments/Task Forces Prepare any revisions to operational practices Hire and train new QI staff Send out FIX YOUR FAFSA (3/26/03) Begin selection process for continuing students Orient staff to new process and forms Start saving pre-QI ISIRS and post QI ISIRS*

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* April Receive QI forms from parents/students Review and process QI forms Continue mailing as new FAFSAS are received for continuing students Continue to save pre and post QI FAFSAS*

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* May After freshmen pay deposits, select freshmen for QI After spring grades posted, select new and continuing undergraduates Orient summer staff to QI process Follow-up with families with missing and incomplete information Continue to save pre and post QI ISIR records* Begin follow-up with families who have not responded

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* June/July/August Continue to select new students Review and Process forms Continue to save pre and post QI ISIR records* Follow-up with families with missing and incomplete information Do follow-up with families who have not responded

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* September/October/November Begin Task Forces relative to Management Assessment Continue to save pre and post QI ISIR records* More urgent follow-up with families with missing and incomplete information focusing on those who will lose state aid (late November) or have outstanding Bursar bills

Calendar of Events: (Some proposed)* December Begin process to analyze data for pre and post QI ISIR records* Continue to work with families who have not complied Task Force work continues