Students receiving these funds must meet the eligibility criteria is Section 484 of the Title IV Higher Education Act. 这包括, 但不限于, the demonstration of the following:

• Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in a degree seeking program or certificate program. Program must be eligible for TIV aid consideration.
• Not be enrolled in elementary or secondary school and have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent;
• Be maintaining satisfactory academic progress (SAP) if currently enrolled;
• Not owe an overpayment (refund) on Title IV grants;
• Not be in default on a Title IV loan;
• 做一个U.S 公民或国家, a 永久居民, or an eligible noncitizen;
• Returned any fraudulently obtained Title IV funds, due to the student being convicted of or pled guilty or no contest to such charges
• Not have fraudulently received Title IV loans in excess of annual or aggregate limits;
• Have repaid any Title IV loan overpayment amounts in excess of annual or aggregate limits, if obtained inadvertently;
• Male students must be registered with Selective Service;
• 有有效的社会安全号码, except for residents of the Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of the Marshall Islands, or the Republic of Palau; and
• Not have a federal or state conviction for drug possession or sale, with certain time limitations.

While this does not specify students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the only way to determine if a student meets the Section 484 requirements is for a FAFSA to be filed.

While the CARES Act does not specify students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the only way to determine if a student meets the Section 484 requirements is for a FAFSA to be filed.

Randolph emailed students who had not filed a 2019-20 FAFSA to inform them that we would be distributing funds partly on need. This correspondence indicated that it was imperative that each student complete the 2019-20 FAFSA by Friday, 5月22日.

另外, it indicated that if we did not receive your 2019-20 FAFSA filing by 5月22日, we were not able to ascertain your Title IV eligibility and, 因此, the student would not be eligible to receive CARES Act funds.

CARES Act funds can be awarded to students for “expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus, 比如食物, 住房, 课程材料, 技术, 卫生保健, 儿童保育费用.”

This may include items such as rent, food, utilities, school related 技术 and/or supplies (e.g., internet, tutoring, computer issues, etc.)，或医疗保健需求(例如.g., medication, counseling, etc.).

At times, an income change can lead to increased financial aid eligibility for a student. 其他时候则不然. The only way to find out how an income change will impact your eligibility is to go through the Professional Judgment process in the 金融援助 Office. You can find information about that process in the 金融援助 特殊情况下 (Professional Judgment) 本网站的部分. CARES Act funding cannot be awarded on the basis of an income reduction.

此时此刻, Randolph is scheduled to be open for the Fall 2020 term and return to normal operations. det365亚洲版是, there would not be any qualifying campus disruptions due to COVID-19 to warrant our ability to award funds for that term.

是的, students who had qualifying expenses during that term are still eligible to receive assistance.

是的, to be considered for CARES Act funding, you must meet the minimum Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards as outlined in the 学术目录 (页面 27-28, 50-51, 113).

While we cannot give you a specific timeframe on when you will receive your funds, we can say that the disbursements to you will be generated as quickly as possible. 在一般情况下, checks can take up to two weeks to process from the time your CARES Act Distribution Form is received.

No, the funds will be refunded directly to you. Randolph is not allowed to apply these funds to any outstanding charges, even if student wishes to provide authorization to do so.