40 Tex. Admin. Code § 807.342 - Tuition Trust Account
(a) In a year in
which the Agency determines it is necessary to charge a fee under
§132.2415(b) of the Act, each school shall make a payment to the tuition
trust account at the time the school renewal fee is paid.
(b) The amount in the tuition trust account,
as provided in the Act, is an accrued balance. The accrued balance is the cash
balance of the tuition trust account less the sum of the accrued liabilities
from unpaid student refunds and teach-out claims.
(c) Disbursements shall be made from the
tuition trust account for student refunds and reimbursable teach-out expenses
incurred during each 12-month period ending August 31, and shall be:
(1) made first for student refunds in
accordance with §132.2415(d) of the Act and §
807.262 of this chapter;
(2) calculated after refunds or discharges
from other funding sources have been determined;
(3) disbursed to other funding sources from
any amount remaining under the limitation of §132.242(e) of the Act;
and
(4) disbursed for reimbursable
teach-out expenses based upon remaining funds in the account.
(d) Following the graduation or
termination of the students from the teach-out school, the teach-out school
shall determine actual expenses and submit a claim for reimbursement to the
Agency on or before the date provided in the application packet. The teach-out
school shall:
(1) not claim expenses for
facilities, equipment, utilities, or other items which were owned, rented,
used, or otherwise obligated by the school prior to the Agency's approval of
the teach-out program, even though such items may be used for the teach-out
program;
(2) be limited to expenses
for tuition and fees that are nonrecoverable from all financial resources,
including grants and loans; and
(3)
ensure that the sum of the tuition and fees paid to the student's account at
the closed school and the teach-out school is the lesser amount the student
would have been charged for the complete program at the closed school or the
teach-out school.
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