Code of Maryland Regulations (Last Updated: April 6, 2021) |
Title 13B. Maryland Higher Education Commission |
Subtitle 08. FINANCIAL AID |
Chapter 13B.08.21. Maryland Community College Promise Scholarships |
Sec. 13b.08.21.12. Certification of Award Eligibility
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A. The Office shall create a certification of award roster for each institution, and the institution shall complete the certification by the date established by the Office.
B. The certification of award roster shall contain the name of each applicant who has been identified by the Office as potentially eligible for an award and whose tuition and fees are unmet by non-loan aid awards, verified by the community college, and who meets all requirements as described under Regulations .03 and .04 of this chapter by the established deadlines.
C. To determine an applicants unmet tuition, a community college annually shall report in MDCAPS all types of non-loan aid the applicant is receiving and the annual tuition and fees based on the applicants fall enrollment status.
D. After the community college reports all non-loan aid for each applicant, the institution shall electronically transmit the roster to the Office through MDCAPS.
E. Once the Office receives the roster from the community college by the deadline established by the Office:
(1) Initial applicants shall be ranked based upon greatest demonstrated financial need; and
(2) Priority shall be given to eligible prior year recipients.
F. A community college may report an applicants non-loan aid after the deadline established by the Office only if the applicant satisfied all enrollment requirements at the community college on or before the deadline. The Office shall rank the applicant and, as applicable, award the applicant or place the applicant on the waiting list.
G. A community college shall report in MDCAPS all non-loan aid the recipient is awarded, regardless of whether the non-loan aid has been disbursed for the semester.
H. A community college shall report to the Office all subsequent ISIR transactions that change a recipients eligibility.
I. The Office will make annual awards prior to the start of the Fall semester.