A loan hasn't paid out yet may be due to one of these reasons

This is the screen to check for an alternative loan has been sent to us

You go to this screen to see the date a student accepted loans, scholarships, etc

A student's loans may be required to be reduced because of this

You should always tell students they are absolutely guaranteed to receive their financial aid no matter what

A freshman loan will not pay out until when

This screen shows the date a student received an email notification and the type ( non-attending, sap status, scholarship renewal, fafsa)

ATB stands for this and you will see it sometimes noted on this screen

A student's graduate PLUS Loan may be reduced because of this

If you see Fail-A on Roastat, that means this

A private loan cannot pay out until after this

You can check to see when a scholarship or loan was accepted on this screen

If a student leaves this off the FAFSA, their financial aid will not pay out

A student's budget type for a typical year would be this

A student who submits an appeal is guaranteed it will be approved

To check how many hours a student has for their scholarship renewal, you look here

To find the date a loan is disbursed, you can go to this screen

If a student passes a class, they can be considered for federal aid this many times for the same class

A student's fall only budget or spring only budget would be this type

There are exceptions to the halftime enrollment for federal loans

FERPA stands for this

To see if a student has received the lifetime limit of Pell or loans, go to this screen

You should develop the practice of using these words when advising students of their financial aid eligibility or awards

A student in fall, spring, and summer would have this type budget

The BBB requires students who fall below full-time enrollment in the fall to have their future aid adjusted