Session #2 National Student Loan Database System- NSLDS Aggregate Calculations Ron Bennett Anita O. Wojick.

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Session #2 National Student Loan Database System- NSLDS Aggregate Calculations Ron Bennett Anita O. Wojick

2 Objectives Understand aggregate loan terms Identify loan types that impact aggregate limit calculations Calculate aggregate limits using NSLDS methodology Apply aggregate information to eligibility decisions

3 Defining & Using Aggregates NSLDS Loan Terms –Outstanding Principal Balance (OPB) –Aggregate amounts Aggregate Loan Information Loan Level Aggregate Principal Balance Why are NSLDS Aggregate amounts used?

4 NSLDS Aggregate Totals Calculation Process

5 Calculate Each Loan Type’s Loan Level Aggregate OPB NSLDS reviews loans in student’s financial aid history Categorizes each loan into respective loan type (e.g., bucket)

6 Calculate Each Loan Type’s Loan Level Aggregate OPB, cont. Three main loan groupings: –Recent loans –Older loans –Consolidation Loans

7 Recent Loans May have adjustments not yet posted May have additional disbursements or adjustments not yet reported to NSLDS Included at end of calculation as Pending Disbursements

8 Recent Loans, cont. Recent loans Period End Date Loan Period End Date plus 90 days has not yet passed Loan StatusIA, ID, IG, IM Aggregate Outstanding Principal Balance (Agg. OPB) Greater of –OPB, or –Disbursed Amount Not to exceed Net Loan Amount

9 Older Loans Included in Aggregate OPB calculations Older loans Period End Date90 days or older Loan Status Aggregate Outstanding Principal Balance (Agg. OPB) Lesser of –Net Loan Amount, or –Disbursed Amount, or –OPB If all are greater than zero

10 Aggregate OBP

11 Subsidized Loan Aggregate Calculation Components Loan Types / Bucket: Subsidized (from Loan Summary) Recent or Older Loans FFEL Sub Direct Stafford Subsidized Direct Consolidation Subsidized  Calc’d Sub CL – FFEL Consol. Calc’d Sub Aggr. OPB amount(s)

12 Unsubsidized Loan Aggregate Calculation Components Loan Types/ Bucket: Unsubsidized (from Loan Summary) Recent or Older Loans: FFEL Unsub Supplemental Loan (SLS) Federally Insured (FISL) FFEL Refinanced Loan Direct Stafford Unsubsidized Direct Consolidation Unsub Calc’d Unsub FFEL Consol. Calc’d Unsub Aggr. OPB amount(s)

13 Consolidation Loan Components When no underlying loans reported within 60 days of FAH review, loan level Agg. OPB is zero If CL over 60 days old and has no underlying loans, then whole CL treated as Subsidized CL falls under older loan category

14 Consolidation Loans (CL) & Aggregate OPB Process to determine impact of CL on Aggregate OPB: 2A.Identify underlying loans 2B.Determine number of CLs & Totals 2C.Determine Calculated Agg. OPBs 2D.Determine CL;s Unallocated Agg. OPB 2E.Calculate CL’s Combined Loans Agg. OPB

15 Identify CL’s Underlying Loans Step 1: Determine Loan Status Loan Status is one of these:  PC  PN  DN  DP  PF Step 2: Determine Loan Status Date Loan Status Date: ________ Is Loan Status Date within 210 days (before or after) Consolidation Loan Date?  Yes  No Step 3: Underlying Loan? If Loan Status is one listed in Step 1 and the answer to Step 2 is Yes, then loan is underlying loan.

16 Which are Underlying Loans?

17 Determine Number of CLs and Totals FFEL Consolidation Loan Types Perkins Loan TypesPLUS Loan Types

18 Determine Number of CLs and Totals Subsidized Loan TypesUnsubsidized Loan Types

19 Consolidation Loans & Totals Determine number of CLs = 2 Sum Disbursed Amt of Loan Types –Total CL Disbursed Amt: $39,000 –Total Subsidized Disbursed Amt: $18,625 –Total Unsub Disbursed Amt: $13,000

20 Consolidation Loans & Totals, cont. Loans Not Factored into Aggregate OPB Loan Limits –Total Perkins Disbursed Amt: $4,000 –Total PLUS Disbursed Amt:$1,000

21 Determine Calculated Agg. OPBs Calculate ratio for each Loan Type - percentage of CL attributable to Loan Type Sum of CL Disb Amts Sum of Underlying Loans’ Disb Amts Ratio = Determine Calculated Agg. OPB amount for each CL Aggregate = Ratio  CL Guaranteed Amt

22 Calculate CL Subsidized Agg. OPB Determine ratio for subsidized loans –Total of underlying Sub Disbursement Amounts = $18,625 –Total of CL Disbursement Amounts = $39,000 –Ratio = $18625/$39,000 =

23 Calculate CL Subsidized Agg. OPB, cont. Determine Calculated Subsidized Aggregates (Ratio  Guaranteed Amount) - Calculated Subsidized Aggregate for CL #4= $8,119 (  $17,000)

24 Calculate CL Subsidized Agg. OPB –Calculated Subsidized Aggregate for CL #5=$10,506 (  $22,000)

25 Calculate CL Unsubsidized Agg. OPB Determine ratio for Unsubsidized loans –Total of underlying Unsub Disbursement Amounts = $13,000 –Total of CL Disbursement Amounts = $39,000 –Ratio = $13,000/$39,000 =

26 Calculate CL Unsubsidized Agg. OPB, cont. Determine Calculated Unsub Aggregates (Ratio  Guaranteed Amount) –Calculated Unsubsidized Aggregate for CL #4= $5,667 (  $17,000) –Calculated Unsubsidized Aggregate for CL #5= $7,333 (  $22,000)

27 Calculate Perkins Share of CL’s Agg. OPB Determine ratio for Perkins loans –Total of underlying Perkins Disbursement Amounts = $4,000 –Total of CL Disbursement Amounts = $39,000 –Ratio = $4,000/$39,000 =

28 Calculate Perkins Share of CL’s Agg. OPB, cont. Determine Perkins Share of CL’s Aggregate OPB (Ratio  Guaranteed Amount) –Perkins Share of CL #4 Aggregate OPB = $1,744 (  $17,000) –Perkins Share of CL #5 Aggregate OPB = $2,256 (  $22,000)

29 Calculate PLUS Share of CL’s Agg. OPB Determine ratio for PLUS loans Total of underlying PLUS Disbursement Amounts = $1,000 Total of CL Disbursement Amounts = $39,000 Ratio = $1,000/$39,000 =

30 Calculate PLUS Share of CL’s Agg. OPB Determine PLUS Share of CL’s Aggregate OPB (Ratio  Guaranteed Amount) PLUS Share of CL #4 Aggregate OPB = $436 (  $17,000) PLUS Share of CL #5 Aggregate OPB = $564 (  $22,000

31 Calculate CL Unallocated Amounts Guaranteed Amount$17,000 - Total Perkins Share$1,744 - Total PLUS Share$436 - Calculated Sub Aggregate OPB$8,119 - Calculated Unsub Aggregate OPB$5,667 = Calculated Consolidation, Unallocated Aggregate OPB for CL #4 $1,034

32 CL Unallocated Amounts, cont. Guaranteed Amount$22,000 - Total Perkins Share$2,256 - Total PLUS Share$564 - Calculated Sub Aggregate OPB$10,506 - Calculated Unsub Aggregate OPB$7,333 = Calculated Consolidation, Unallocated Aggregate OPB for CL #5 $1,341

33 Calculate CL Combined Agg. OPB Combined Agg. OPB = Calculated Sub Agg. OPB + Calculated Unsub Agg. OPB

34 Calculate CL Combined Agg. OPB, cont. Combined Agg. OPB (older loans) “adjusted” when: –Underlying Perkins loans are factored out of Unallocated Amount –Underlying PLUS loans are factored out of Unallocated Amount (for PLUS Borrower)

35 Sum Loan Level Agg. OPBs by Loan Type Collect all loan level Agg. OPB numbers Roll individual calculated numbers into respective loan types

36 Sum Loan Level Agg. OPBs by Loan Type, cont. Add in respective loan type’s pending disbursements Display each loan type’s Aggregate OPB Totals in Aggregate Loan Information section

37 Combined Loan Amounts Roll-Up

38 Evaluate Totals for Eligibility

39 What have we learned?

40 Resources: NSLDS Aggregate Training Workbook trainee/nslds.html

41 Additional NSLDS Resources NSLDS for Financial Aid Professionals Information for Financial Aid Professionals (IFAP) –Dear Colleague Letter GEN –Dear Partner Letter GEN-03-12

42 Contact Information We appreciate your feedback and comments. We can be reached at: Ron Bennett Phone: Fax: Anita Wojick Phone: Fax: