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SUNY’s Response to the Financial Aid Requirements in HEOA SUNY Financial Aid Directors April 23, 2009 Dr. John Porter Associate Provost for Institutional.

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1 SUNY’s Response to the Financial Aid Requirements in HEOA SUNY Financial Aid Directors April 23, 2009 Dr. John Porter Associate Provost for Institutional Research & Enrollment Planning John.Porter@suny.edu

2 Higher Education Opportunity Act Signed into law August 14, 2008 Signed into law August 14, 2008 Some provisions must be implemented within a year - others within three years Some provisions must be implemented within a year - others within three years HEOA expands the student financial aid information reported by campuses, including a ‘net’ price of attendance. HEOA expands the student financial aid information reported by campuses, including a ‘net’ price of attendance. Colleges must provide students & parents a web-based “calculator” for estimating college costs Colleges must provide students & parents a web-based “calculator” for estimating college costs

3 College Navigator HEOA requires NCES to implement a multi-year tuition & fee calculator on College Navigator by August 14, 2009 HEOA requires NCES to implement a multi-year tuition & fee calculator on College Navigator by August 14, 2009 Colleges must implement a web-based cost calculator by August 2011 Colleges must implement a web-based cost calculator by August 2011 –More refined than the national calculator –More complete information, e.g., living costs –Based on actual data, e.g., fees

4 Cost of attendance Ave need grants Ave merit grants Number students receiving such aid Formula for Calculating ‘Net Price’

5 New Financial Aid Disclosures #1 This October institutions report cost of attendance for 2006-07 thru 2009-10 on IPEDS Institutional Characteristics (IC) This October institutions report cost of attendance for 2006-07 thru 2009-10 on IPEDS Institutional Characteristics (IC) –Tuition & fees (in-state/in-district), room & board, books & supplies, and transportation (HEOA says based ‘actual’ costs) –Reported separately based on living arrangement: on campus, off campus, & off campus w/ family ($ and n) Next April institutions report expanded financial aid information for 2006-07 through 2008-09 on IPEDS Student Financial Aid (SFA) Next April institutions report expanded financial aid information for 2006-07 through 2008-09 on IPEDS Student Financial Aid (SFA) –Total grants during academic year - no loans or work –Sources of aid: Federal, State, & Institution only – no private sources Cohort: I n-state/in-district, first-time/full-time degree seeking Cohort: I n-state/in-district, first-time/full-time degree seeking

6 New Financial Aid Disclosures #2 Also, next April institutions report this information for Title IV aid recipients Also, next April institutions report this information for Title IV aid recipients –By Income categories:  $0-$30,000  $30,001-$48,000  $48,001-$75,000  $75,001-$110,000  $110,001 or more

7 Watch Lists DOE to publish ‘good’ & ‘bad guy’ lists DOE to publish ‘good’ & ‘bad guy’ lists –Top 5% tuition & fees –Top 5% average “net price” –Top 5% percentage increases in both –Also lowest 10% in both Colleges on ‘bad’ list must submit plan to curb costs Colleges on ‘bad’ list must submit plan to curb costs

8 Data collected (full-time first-time cohort) CurrentChange # recipients Average $ received Any aid X Any grant XX Any loan XX Federal grants 1. Pell grants 2. Other fed grants XXXX State/local grants XX Institutional grants XX Loans 1. Federal loans 2. Other loans XXXX Other Financial Aid Disclosures

9 Implications for Campuses Prior Year Data – make sure you can still access financial aid and housing data for 2006-07, 2007-08, and 2008-09. Prior Year Data – make sure you can still access financial aid and housing data for 2006-07, 2007-08, and 2008-09. National Net Price Calculation – will not reflect institutional uniqueness. Campuses should use IPEDS context boxes to add context to the data. National Net Price Calculation – will not reflect institutional uniqueness. Campuses should use IPEDS context boxes to add context to the data. Institutional Net Price Calculator – will require institutional resources without system solution Institutional Net Price Calculator – will require institutional resources without system solution Affordability Lists – you may be on one some day Affordability Lists – you may be on one some day

10 Financial Aid Applicant Student Degree Term/Section Course Human Resources Space Inventory “SIRIS” SUNY’s New IR System Bursar Degree 1 st Phase 2 nd Phase Existing Systems

11 Financial Aid Module To meet IPEDS’ timetable, campuses need to sent the FA SUNY a file by January 2010 To meet IPEDS’ timetable, campuses need to sent the FA SUNY a file by January 2010 Committee is working to identify file specifications & requirements Committee is working to identify file specifications & requirements Resources? Still uncertain. Phased process may be approach. Resources? Still uncertain. Phased process may be approach.


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