IDENTIFYING TITLE IV OR FEDERAL STUDENT AID
ISSUE DATE: 11/2009
Financial aid wholly or partially funded by the United States Department of Education is Title IV aid. Some programs treat Title IV aid differently from other financial aid. See 0017.15.36 (Student Financial Aid Income), 0017.15.36.09 (Student Financial Aid Deductions).
Title IV aid includes:
● | Pell or BEOG grants. |
● | Presidential Access Scholarships (Super Pell). |
● | Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants (SEOG). |
● | Minnesota State Scholarships and Grants. |
● | Stafford Loan (formerly Guaranteed Student Loan). |
● | PLUS loans. |
● | Perkins Loans (formerly NDSL). |
● | Federal Direct Loans. |
● | SLS (formerly ALAS). |
● | Robert C. Byrd Honor Scholarships. |
● | Federal work study income. |
● | Bureau of Indian Affairs Grant Program. |
● | High School Equivalency Program (HEP). |
● | College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP). |
● | Upward Bound (Trio Grants). |
● | National Early Intervention Scholarship and Partnership Program. |
● | Robert E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement. |
Aid that is federally funded but not under Title IV includes:
● | Workforce Investment Act (WIA). |
● | Veterans benefits or other benefits through the United States Armed Services. |
Aid that is not federally funded includes:
● | SELF loan program. |
● | State work study income. |
● | Division of Rehabilitation Services, Department of Employment and Economic Development. |
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