Mich. Admin. Code R. 390.1725 - MEOG award computation
Rule 5.
(1)
Postsecondary schools participating in the MEOG program shall make awards to
eligible students consistent with all of the following provisions:
(a) The MEOG funds awarded in combination
with other student aid received shall not exceed the amount of financial need
as determined by the school. The MEOG award itself shall not exceed $1,000.00
per year.
(b) MEOG award priority
shall be given to eligible students with the greatest financial need as
determined by the school.
(c) MEOG
funds shall not be paid to any eligible student for more than a total of 10
semesters or 15 terms of full-time study at any particular school. To monitor
the amount of cumulative MEOG assistance provided, participating schools shall
charge recipients with a semester or term count for each enrollment period in
which MEOG funds are paid according to the following schedule:
(i) Full-time enrollment at a semester school
equals a 1.5 count per enrollment period.
(ii) Full-time enrollment at a term school
equals a 1.0 count per enrollment period.
(iii) Half-time enrollment or more than
half-time enrollment but less than full-time enrollment at a semester or term
school equals a 0.5 count per enrollment period. A cumulative semester or term
payment count of 15 or higher at any particular institution shall eliminate the
student from the MEOG program at that institution. Each postsecondary school
participating in the MEOG program shall maintain and monitor cumulative
institutional records regarding individual student participation according to
the schedule outlined in this subdivision.
(d) Refund arrangements to the campus program
account shall follow the institution's official refund policy. Refunds to the
campus MEOG program account shall be made in cases where the student terminates
eligibility between terms or semesters of the award period. Final eligibility
for payment within an enrollment period shall be a function of the student's
status on the enrollment count date established by the school.
(e) Continued MEOG program eligibility shall
be a function of the financial need demonstrated and the MEOG funds available
at each participating postsecondary school if a recipient transfers from one
institution to another.
(f) All
MEOG funds provided by the authority shall be used for student awards within
the state fiscal year for which the funds were appropriated. This language
shall not prevent schools from making MEOG awards consistent with an academic
year cycle which would begin on or after August 1.
(g) A grant awarded to a student shall carry
the MEOG program title on communications made to the student recipients by the
postsecondary school involved.
(2) Nothing in these rules shall preclude the
campus financial aid administrator from exercising professional judgment and
disregarding all or a portion of assets when deemed appropriate by the
financial aid administrator in determining eligibility.
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