ISAC Student PortalISAC Update
VOL. 41, NO. 11F
May 2024
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Welcome to the May 2024 ISAC Update for financial aid administrators and business officers. This version of the electronic ISAC Update is a compilation of e-Messages sent through ISAC's e-Messaging service throughout May.
The articles in this Update have been organized according to the FAA subscription groups to which the messages were distributed.
Questions?
Questions regarding information in this ISAC Update can be directed to School Services at 866.247.2172 or at isac.schoolservices@illinois.gov. On occasion, you may be directed to a specific contact person or area; when this occurs, we will provide the appropriate information in the individual article or message.
Preliminary Agenda Available
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 31, 2024.
Register Now!
July 18, 2024 – Tinley Park Convention Center
CCE 2024 – Community Health
You belong at the 2024 College Changes Everything® (CCE) conference along with other equity designers from across the state. Since the first CCE conference, looking at equity from different perspectives has been an underlying tenet of the annual convening as it brings together caring professionals who want to ensure all students have opportunities for college access and success and are career ready. We need your expertise and participation as we collaborate to explore how education is an essential element of other policy areas, such as how the role of community health plays in advancing educational equity for Illinois students and families. Community health highlights the interconnectedness of a student's environment with their well-being, and a student can be a member of different communities. Community can be based on a variety of factors – geographic, social, cultural, virtual, professional, intentional/specific purpose, economic, interfaith, neighborhood, supportive, and more. We know collective efforts maximize impact, and partnerships enhance sustainable solutions. Attending this conference can help us proactively and intentionally create healthy communities where everyone thrives.
Preliminary Agenda
While the conference agenda is still being finalized, a preliminary agenda is now available on the conference website. The preliminary agenda contains the interest sessions that will be part of the day of collaboration and engagement.
Registration
Registration is $40.00, and only credit card payments are accepted via Eventbrite. Space is limited and fills up quickly – Register Now! Please share this e-Message with your colleagues and others in your network so they can register, too. More information about the conference is available on the conference website.
Tinley Park Convention Center and Hotel
The Tinley Park Convention Center is located at 18451 Convention Center Drive, Tinley Park, IL, and is connected to the EVEN Hotel Chicago-Tinley Park Convention Center. We have secured a conference hotel rate of $159.00 before tax and fee charges. You can book a reservation by phone at 708-444-1100 and mention "ISAC/College Changes Everything Conference" to get the rate, or you can book online here. The conference rate is available for reservations made by June 26, 2024.
We look forward to seeing you in Tinley Park on July 18, 2024.
2024 College Changes Everything Conference Planning Committee
- Illinois Student Assistance Commission
- Illinois Board of Higher Education
- Illinois Community College Board
- Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
- Illinois Department of Employment Security
- Illinois State Board of Education
- Illinois College Access Network
- Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities
- Advance Illinois
- Education Systems Center at Northern Illinois University
- ACT Now
- Women Employed
- iCan Dream Center
by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission.
Helping Illinois reach its Goal 2025: to increase the proportion
of adults in Illinois with high-quality college degrees and
postsecondary credentials to 60% by the year 2025.
Countdown to June 30: Navigating Federal Student Loan Debt Relief
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 22, 2024.
The Department of Education (ED) recently extended the flexibilities for borrowers on Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans. The IDR Account Adjustment will now end on Sunday, June 30, 2024. The adjustment is a set of temporary changes that allows federal student loan borrowers to receive credit for certain previously ineligible payments while under an IDR plan and/or pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).
We want to make all Federal Direct Loan and Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) borrowers aware of this opportunity and how to navigate the process! All webinars are in Central Time, and we will offer two Q&A sessions where you can come get your questions answered. For registration details, visit the Professional Development Calendar. For questions, contact isac.borrowersupport@illinois.gov.
Webinar Dates:
- Wednesday, May 29, 9 – 9:45 a.m.
- Tuesday, June 11, 1 – 1:45 p.m. (Q&A Session)
- Thursday, June 20, 2 – 2:45 p.m.
- Wednesday, June 26, 12 – 12:45 p.m. (Q&A Session)
- Friday, June 28, 9 – 9:45 a.m.
Upcoming Important Dates from ISAC
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 21, 2024.
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) would like to make you aware of the following information, which may be of interest to you and/or your students.
Unless otherwise noted, links in this message are to corresponding pages at ISAC's website (isac.org).
You may either scroll through the remainder of this message, or click on the appropriate link(s) to go directly to a specific section:
2024-25 (July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025)
2023-24 (July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024)
General Information (Not Specific to One Academic Year)
FAFSA and Alternative Application Remain Available
The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) remains available online, and – if not already done – should be completed as soon as possible by students who will be attending college between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. FAFSA results are used to determine eligibility for the Monetary Award Program (MAP) grant, as well as several other forms of federal, state and institutional financial assistance.
In addition, the 2024-25 Alternative Application for Illinois Financial Aid (Alternative Application) is also available (in English and Spanish). Qualifying undocumented students may file the Alternative Application – which is patterned after the FAFSA – to apply for the MAP grant. Further details are provided at ISAC's Retention of Illinois Students & Equity (RISE) Act page.
The e-Library's 2024-25 FAFSA Completion area is updated on a regular basis as details regarding the status of FAFSA processing are released.
Students and their families, who may be seeking information about the financial aid application process, can be directed to the Financial Aid: Completing the FAFSA area of ISAC's website and the Federal Student Aid studentaid.gov website.
Flexibilities Available for ISAC Program Administration
As the financial aid community continues to work through the impacts of the delay in the opening of the 2024-25 FAFSA and subsequent issues, ISAC has taken the opportunity to review a number of our processes and procedures with an eye toward any administrative flexibility we may be able to provide. Specific details regarding such flexibilities, which are effective immediately, are provided in an April 24 e-Message.
Webinars Offered throughout May
Join us for a call-to-action webinar that is being offered multiple times throughout the month of May, and to learn about the latest updates to the FAFSA, best practices for navigating the corrections and verification processes, and ISAC resources available to you and your students. Further details – including specific dates and times – are provided in an April 25 e-Message.
Early June: ING Grant Application Available
The interactive application for the 2024-25 Illinois National Guard (ING) Grant Program is anticipated to be available for students to complete and submit online via the Program Applications & Status Checks area of the ISAC Student Portal in early June 2024. At the same time, 2024-25 eligibility data is anticipated to be available in the ING Grant system for applicants whose eligibility status in the Illinois National Guard has been certified by the Department of Military Affairs Illinois (DMAIL).
Specific details regarding the ING Grant system, including important reminders and guidelines, are provided at the ING Grant Electronic Processing page.
Early June: PFC Applications Available
We anticipate that the application for the 2024-25 Grant Programs for Dependents of Police, Fire and Correctional Officers (PFC) will be available for students to access via the Applications page of the Students & Parents area in early June 2024.
June 1: Budget Data Due
The annual reporting of postsecondary institutions' budget information is underway, and colleges participating in the MAP and the Illinois Veteran Grant (IVG) and ING Grant programs are to submit 2024-25 budget data to ISAC no later than Saturday, June 1, 2024. Further details regarding the budget reporting process are provided in an April 1 e-Message. You may also view the presentation from the "ISAC Budget Reporting Process" webinar that took place earlier this month.
Submit ECACE Claims Promptly
A May 20 e-Message provides updates regarding 2023-24 payment processing for the Early Childhood Access Consortium for Equity (ECACE) Scholarship Program. Because this is the last year for which federal funding for this program is available, ISAC is monitoring remaining available funds very closely. The immediate submission of payment requests (claims) and cancellation/adjustment data by colleges is necessary so that comprehensive analysis can take place. Additionally, claiming for students actually enrolled, rather than for enrollment projections, provides ISAC with more accurate data that is needed to process and pay pending claims.
ISAC is continuing to accept and pay claims for fall, winter, and spring through Wednesday, May 29, 2024.
ISAC is now accepting and holding claims for the summer term. In order to be considered timely, summer claims must be submitted by Friday, June 7, 2024.
May 31: ING Grant and IVG Spring-Term Benefits Used Data Due
(Continue Submitting Benefit Usage Data for All Terms)
As announced in an April 23 e-Message, the spring-term deadline for submission of benefit usage data for the 2023-24 ING Grant Program and IVG Program is Friday, May 31, 2024.
Even though the summer- (for the IVG Program) and fall-term (for the IVG and ING Grant programs) deadline dates have passed, colleges are still encouraged to submit benefit usage data for those terms as soon as possible.
Although ISAC is not able to reimburse institutions for 2023-24 ING Grant or IVG awards, reporting of benefits used must still take place so that usage can be accurately reflected on students' accounts.
Further details are provided in the benefit usage areas for the ING Grant and IVG programs.
June 15: PFC Summer Term Application Deadline
June 15, 2024 is the final date of acceptance for the 2023-24 PFC application for the summer term. Students may access the application via the Applications page, which is located within the Students & Parents – During College – Applying for Financial Aid area and may also be obtained via the "Applications" link that appears at the bottom of all pages on the ISAC website.
June 15: Displaced Energy Worker Dependent Transition Scholarship Program Summer Term Application Deadline
June 15, 2024 is the final date of acceptance for the 2023-24 Displaced Energy Worker Dependent Transition Scholarship Program application for the summer term. The application may be completed and submitted via the Program Applications & Status Checks area of the ISAC Student Portal.
FAFSA and Alternative Application Remain Available
Although ISAC has suspended the announcement of 2023-24 MAP grants (for all students whose initial 2023-24 FAFSA is received by the federal processor, or whose initial Alternative Application is received by ISAC, on or after September 23, 2023), these 2023-24 applications remain available online. If not already done, an application should be completed and submitted as soon as possible by students who will be attending college between July 1, 2023 and June 30, 2024. FAFSA results are used to determine eligibility for other forms of federal, state and institutional financial assistance. The suspension of 2023-24 MAP award announcements does not impact any other financial aid programs.
Changes to GAP Access Registration Process
An April 17 e-Message outlines recent changes that have made it easier for Primary Administrators to oversee and manage Gift Assistance Programs (GAP) Access usage by the staff in their offices, thus eliminating any time that may have been involved while waiting for ISAC staff to respond to requests.
First Generation Scholars Network
Encourage your incoming students who will be the first in their family to earn a college degree to join the First Generation Scholars Network to get support and resources from ISAC, their peers, and colleges across the state. Students heading to their first year of college this fall will find events and programs that provide tools, resources, mentoring, and connections that can help make the transition easier.
Presentations from the First Gen Symposium, which took place at North Central College in March, are available at the First Gen Symposium page of ISAC's website. The symposium provided an opportunity for attendees to learn and share best practices for supporting first generation students in postsecondary planning.
Online Resource Helps Students Find Leads for Summer Employment/Internships
Be sure your students who may be seeking summer employment or internships are aware of the "Internship and Summer Jobs" online resource, which may be accessed via the Toolbox area of the ISAC Student Portal.
May 29: Monthly Webinar
The next monthly "ISAC Operational Update and Program News" webinar will be offered by ISAC staff at 2 p.m. (CT) on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.
To participate, visit the Partner Training page in the e-Library for Partners on the day of the event to access the webinar link and presentation materials.
June 20: Next Commission Meeting
The next meeting of the Illinois Student Assistance Commission is scheduled to take place at 1 p.m. (CT) on Thursday, June 20, 2024. Further details, including a listing of tentative agenda items, will be available prior to the meeting via the ISAC's Governing Board: The Commission section of the About ISAC area.
Visit the Commission Meeting Schedule page for information regarding all meetings scheduled in 2024.
June 24: Executive Briefing
An Executive Briefing conference call is scheduled for Monday, June 24, 2024 from 11 a.m. to noon for institutional financial aid staff. Executive Director Eric Zarnikow and ISAC staff will provide information about activity that took place at the June 20 Commission meeting and other ISAC updates (including information regarding the 2024-25 MAP recompute formula).
On the day of the briefing, you can gain access by visiting the Partner Training page of the e-Library, where instructions for joining the call will be provided.
July 18: 2024 College Changes Everything® Conference
Register today for the annual College Changes Everything® conference – Community Health – which will take place on July 18, 2024, at the Tinley Park Convention Center in Tinley Park, Illinois. Further details are provided in a May 9 e-Message and at the College Changes Everything conference website.
Holiday Schedules
ISAC staff will be unavailable for these holidays:
- Monday, May 27 – Memorial Day
- Wednesday, June 19 – Juneteenth
- Thursday, July 4 – Independence Day
Staff will again be available the first business day immediately following each holiday.
Processing Schedules
Although ISAC staff will be unavailable on the days listed above, all systems for ISAC-administered programs within the GAP Access portal will be available during regularly scheduled hours. For MAP and other programs administered through components of the GAP Access portal, results for payment requests submitted from 5 p.m. (CT) the business day prior to the holiday through 5 p.m. (CT) the business day following the holiday will be available via the appropriate program's system on the morning of the second business day after the holiday.
For Assistance
Access the Financial Aid Administrators area anytime, or send an e-mail message to ISAC's School Services Department. With the exception of days when ISAC staff members are unavailable, we will review and respond to messages during regular business hours of Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (CT).
2023-24 ECACE Payment Update: Terms 1, 2, and 3 Claims Now Due: Summer Term Claims Being Accepted
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Business Officers, and ECACE Administrators on May 20, 2024.
Unless otherwise noted, links in this message are to corresponding pages at the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) website (isac.org).
This message contains updates about the 2023-24 Early Childhood Access Consortium for Equity (ECACE) Scholarship Program.
Because this is the last year for which federal funding for this program is available, ISAC is monitoring remaining available funds very closely. The immediate submission of payment requests (claims) and cancellation/adjustment data by colleges is necessary so that comprehensive analysis can take place. Additionally, claiming for students actually enrolled, rather than for enrollment projections, provides ISAC with more accurate data that is needed to process and pay pending claims.
Last Call – 2023-24 First, Second, Third Term ECACE Claims – Due May 29
- Although the priority claim deadline dates have passed for prior terms, ISAC is continuing to accept and pay ECACE Scholarship claims for fall (Term 1 for semester and quarter schools), winter (Term 2 for quarter schools), and spring (Term 2 for semester schools; Term 3 for quarter schools) through Wednesday, May 29.
- Claims for the first 3 terms of the academic year submitted after the May 29th due date will be held as late and are unlikely to be paid.
Summer Term Claims Now Being Accepted – Due June 7
- ISAC is now accepting and holding 2023-24 ECACE Scholarship claims for the summer term.
- As a reminder, summer is designated as Term 4 (for both semester and quarter schools) in the ECACE system.
- In order to be considered timely, ECACE claims for the summer term must be submitted to ISAC on or before Friday, June 7, 2024.
- All submitted claims will be held and processed only once all claims are submitted and analysis of claim data has taken place.
Claims Submission Process
- Colleges may submit 2023-24 ECACE Scholarship claims for students who have been prequalified.
- By submitting claims through the ECACE system, the institution is certifying that the student is enrolled and meets all program eligibility requirements.
- Submit claims only for students who are enrolled for the term for which payment is being requested. As noted above, this provides more accurate information as we monitor funding levels.
- If not submitting a claim, the institution reports the reason for the student's ineligibility.
- Submitting claims is a two-step process, which involves generating the request (either individually or in a batch) and then submitting the request.
- Payment results are available in the ECACE system the morning following each payment run; payment processing occurs twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (Summer claims are currently being held and are not being processed on this schedule.)
- Schools are encouraged to always review the Payment Results/Exceptions report that is available the day after claims are processed
- The disbursement of funds is processed by the State Comptroller's Office.
- Refer to the State Comptroller's Website page, located within the Processes section of the Financial Aid Administrators area, for information on how to track payment.
- Refer to the ECACE Payment area to view information regarding a report for tracking payment vouchers and warrants (available via the ECACE system).
- Because Payment Offset and Reconciliation procedures apply to the ECACE Scholarship Program, refund checks should not be sent for cancellations/adjustments made throughout the award year.
- Funds should only be returned to ISAC after a final reconciliation has been completed at the end of the regular school year.
- More information regarding ECACE payment functionality, including detailed instructions, is available at the following locations on ISAC's website:
- ECACE Electronic Processing (including the ECACE User Guide)
- ECACE Payment
Watch for Future Updates
Future program updates – including the status of summer-term claims that are currently being held – will be shared with colleges via ISAC's standard methods of communication, including: the ECACE Program News area; the FAA Message Board; and, this e-Messaging service.
Don't Forget: Spring into Action Webinars
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 13, 2024.
There is still time to join our call-to-action webinars to hear how ISAC can support your students and families with free assistance, through the summer and year-round, as they navigate this delayed FAFSA cycle.
Learn more about the latest updates to the FAFSA, best practices for navigating the corrections and verification processes, and ISAC resources available to you and your students. Take action to ensure students have the assistance and support they need.
To register, visit the Professional Development Calendar. For questions, contact isac.outreachtraining@illinois.gov.
Webinar Dates
- Tuesday, May 14, 12-1 p.m.
- Wednesday, May 22, 2-3 p.m.
- Tuesday, May 28, 10-11 a.m.
Invitation to 2024 CCE Conference
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 9, 2024.
Register for the 2024 CCE Conference
July 18, 2024 – Tinley Park Convention Center
You're invited to register now to join other equity designers as we come together at the 2024 College Changes Everything® (CCE) conference – Community Health. The annual conference is the state's foremost college access and success and career readiness event. Diverse stakeholders come together and learn from each other to help Illinois reach its Goal 2025 – to increase the proportion of adults in Illinois with high-quality degrees and postsecondary credentials to 60% by the year 2025.
Equity continues to be at the heart of the CCE conference as we strive to ensure all students have opportunities for college access and success and they are career ready. At last year's conference, our collective question was: How do we advance educational equity for Illinois students and parents? This year we consider the role of community health on educational equity. As we champion CCE to highlight how education is an essential component of other policy areas, we need to highlight the role community health plays in advancing educational equity for Illinois students and families. So this year, let's explore these questions: Can you have educational equity without community health? Can you have community health without educational equity? Community health encompasses various aspects contributing to the well-being of a particular population. Community is a multifaceted concept allowing partners to define it based on who their work serves and how they do their work (e.g., geographic, social, cultural, virtual, professional, intentional/specific purpose, economic, interfaith, neighborhood, supportive, and more). Communities can be dynamic, evolving entities shaped by its members' interactions and shared experiences. Partners should approach defining health as it relates to their work in a holistic way that includes: mental, physical, and environmental.
We know from other initiatives supporting educational equity, collective efforts maximize impact and partnerships enhance sustainable solutions. Informed planning leads to effective policies, resource allocation, and tailored programs. While we won't change everything that needs to be changed in the system in one day, we can in one day have an impact on ourselves and scaffold collaboration with others. We make up the system, and change starts with us. Each of us has a perspective and a power to make positive change. At the conference we will leverage the knowledge, expertise, and personal experiences each attendee brings with them to examine how we bring more equity to Illinois students and families. Together we can focus on the DEIA issues needing attention and identify when and how they can be addressed. Please RSVP by registering online. Registration is $40.00, and only credit card payments are accepted via Eventbrite. Space is limited and fills quickly. Please share this e-Message with your colleagues and others in your network so they can register, too. More information about the conference is available on the conference website.
Who Should Attend
The annual conference is the state's preeminent college access and success and career readiness event and brings together stakeholders to help Illinois reach its Goal 2025 – to increase the proportion of adults in Illinois with high-quality degrees and postsecondary credentials to 60% by the year 2025. Since the first CCE conference, equity has been an underlying tenet of the annual convening as it brings together caring professionals who want to ensure all students have opportunities for college access and success and are career ready. A key strength of the conference is in bringing together a diverse audience from across the state to focus on educational opportunity and student success: college access practitioners; high school leaders, counselors, and case managers; college and university leaders and administrators; employers and workforce development professionals; and policymakers and elected officials interested in higher education and career readiness. The conference also serves as an opportunity for stakeholders to improve their practice of collaboration and collective leadership as we work toward the state's goal. We hope you will attend the conference as we stand together as a group of like-minded professionals committed to improving outcomes for all learners.
Sessions
Breakout interest sessions provide timely information and engage the audience in thoughtful discussions on the serious issues we face in reaching the state goal, and are presented by state and national experts and practitioners. The full agenda will be provided later this spring. Topics will include: college readiness; navigating the college-going process; supporting special student populations; student support services; career readiness; changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®), and more.
Tinley Park Convention Center and Hotel
The Tinley Park Convention Center is located at 18451 Convention Center Drive, Tinley Park, IL, and is connected to the EVEN Hotel Chicago-Tinley Park Convention Center. We have secured a conference hotel rate of $159.00 before tax and fee charges. You can book a reservation by phone at 708-444-1100 and mention "ISAC/College Changes Everything Conference" to get the rate, or you can book online here. The conference rate is available for reservations made by June 26, 2024.
We look forward to seeing you on July 18, 2024, at the Tinley Park Convention Center, Tinley Park, Illinois. Registration for the conference will open later this spring.
Please share the information in this e-Message with colleagues in your organization and others in your network.
2024 College Changes Everything Conference Planning Committee
- Illinois Student Assistance Commission
- Illinois Board of Higher Education
- Illinois Community College Board
- Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
- Illinois Department of Employment Security
- Illinois State Board of Education
- Illinois College Access Network
- Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities
- Advance Illinois
- Education Systems Center at Northern Illinois University
- ACT Now
- Women Employed
- iCan Dream Center
by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission.
Helping Illinois reach its Goal 2025: to increase the proportion
of adults in Illinois with high-quality college degrees and
postsecondary credentials to 60% by the year 2025.
May Webinars for FAAs
Sent to Financial Aid Directors, Financial Aid Administrators, Public Schools – Participating in the ING Grant and IVG Programs, MAP Users, Business Officers, ECACE Administrators, and NES Schools on May 2, 2024.
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) will offer the following webinars for financial aid administrators during the month of May.
- Tuesday, May 14, 10 a.m. – Policies & Procedures about the Budget Reporting Process
- Wednesday, May 29, 2 p.m. – Monthly Operational Update and Program News
To participate, visit the Partner Training page in the e-Library on the day of the event to access the webinar link and presentation materials.
April 2024 Electronic ISAC Update
Sent on May 1, 2024.
The April 2024 edition of the ISAC Update is now available for your review, and may be accessed via the Partner e-Messages & Newsletters section of the e-Library for Partners at isac.org. This version of the electronic ISAC Update is a compilation of e-Messages sent to financial aid administrators and business officers via ISAC's e-Messaging service over the past month.
Topics covered in the April 2024 ISAC Update include:
- Act Now to Take Advantage of the Income-Drive Repayment (IDR) Account Adjustment
(sent April 25, 2024) - Spring into Action with Free ISAC Webinars
(sent April 25, 2024) - Flexibilities Available for ISAC Program Administration
(sent April 24, 2024) - ILASFAA Virtual Open Forum on April 30
(sent April 24, 2024) - 2023-24 Winter- and Spring-Term Claims & Benefit Usage Submission
(sent April 23, 2024) - Changes to GAP Access Registration Process
(sent April 17, 2024) - Join Us to Learn about the Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) Account Adjustment
(sent April 17, 2024) - Commission Meeting Thursday, April 18 – No Executive Briefing
(sent April 12, 2024) - Still Time to Submit Your CCE Conference Proposal
(sent April 9, 2024) - 2024-25 MAP Start-up Implemented
(sent April 5, 2024) - April Webinars for FAAs
(sent April 4, 2024) - Join Us to Learn about the One-Time Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) Account Adjustment
(sent April 4, 2024) - Deadline Extended – Submit Your Proposal
(sent April 3, 2024) - 2024-25 Budget Data Due June 1
(sent April 1, 2024) - March 2024 Electronic ISAC Update
(sent April 1, 2024)
