Iowa Code r. 283-15.4 - Award amounts
(1) Awards
for eligible students attending Iowa community colleges shall not exceed the
remaining tuition and mandatory institutionwide fees after applying federal and
state nonrepayable aid. However, awards for eligible students enrolled on a
full-time basis shall be at least $250 per semester or the equivalent amount if
the eligible institution operates on a system other than the semester system.
Awards for eligible students enrolled on a part-time basis shall be the same
amount prorated based on the number of semester hours, or the equivalent, in
which the part-time student enrolls.
(2) Awards for eligible students attending an
accredited private institution or eligible institution, as defined in Iowa Code
section 261.9, shall not exceed the
average tuition and mandatory institutionwide fees at Iowa community colleges
after applying federal and state nonrepayable aid. However, awards for eligible
students enrolled on a full-time basis shall be at least $250 per semester or
the equivalent amount if the eligible institution operates on a system other
than the semester system. Awards for eligible students enrolled on a part-time
basis shall be the same amount prorated based on the number of semester hours,
or the equivalent, in which the part-time student enrolls. The average resident
tuition and mandatory institutionwide fees will be determined by the Iowa
department of education.
(3) A
student must be enrolled as a regular student in an eligible program that
qualifies for Title IV funds. Tuition and institutionwide mandatory fees
associated only with coursework required for the student's Title IV-eligible
program of study can be used to determine the award amount.
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