Title 011 | Chapter 015 | Regulation 060
11 KAR 15:060.Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship overpayment and refund and repayment procedure.
Section 1.
(1)
If a student who earned a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) or supplemental award, fails to enroll, withdraws, is expelled from the institution, or otherwise fails to complete the program on or after his first day of class of the period of enrollment or changes enrollment status, the student may be due a refund of monies paid to the institution on behalf of that student or may owe a repayment of cash disbursements made to the student for educational expenses.(2)
If the student received a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award, all or a portion of the refund and repayment shall be due to the authority for its financial assistance programs in accordance with Sections 2 and 3 of this administrative regulation.Section 2.
(1)
The institution shall adopt and implement a fair and equitable refund and repayment policy for financial assistance administered by the authority which shall be:(a)
A clear and conspicuous written statement;(b)
Made available to a prospective student, prior to the earlier of the student's enrollment or the execution of the student's enrollment agreement, and to currently-enrolled students;(c)
Consistently administered by the institution; and(d)
Made available to the authority upon request.(2)
The institution's refund and repayment policy for financial assistance administered by the authority may use the same methods and formulas for determining the amount of a refund or repayment as the institution uses for determining the return of federal financial assistance funds or the institution may adopt a separate and distinct policy that is based upon:(a)
The requirements of applicable state law; or(b)
The specific refund standards established by the institution's nationally-recognized accrediting agency.(3)
The amount of the refund and repayment shall be determined in accordance with the educational institution's refund and repayment policy relative to financial assistance funds, except as provided in Section 3 of this administrative regulation.(4)
When the institution determines that a refund or repayment of financial assistance is due in accordance with its policy, the institution shall allocate to the financial assistance programs administered by the authority the refund and repayment in the following descending order of priority prior to allocating the refund to institutional or private sources of financial assistance:(a)
CAP grant;(b)
KTG;(c)
Go Higher Grant;(d)
Teacher Scholarship;(e)
Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship;(f)
Kentucky Coal County College Completion Scholarship;(g)
National Guard tuition assistance; and(h)
Early Childhood Development Scholarship;Section 3.
(1)
If a KEES recipient officially or unofficially withdraws from or is expelled by an institution before the first day of classes of the award period, the award shall be deemed an overaward and a full refund or repayment of the KEES award shall be required, notwithstanding any institutional policy to the contrary.(2)
If the institution is unable to document the student's last date of attendance, any KEES disbursement for that award period shall be subject to full refund and repayment.(3)
If, at any time, a KEES recipient's enrollment is terminated with no assessment of tuition and fees by the institution, then the full KEES award shall be subject to cancellation, if not yet disbursed, or refund and repayment if the grant has already been disbursed.Section 4.
(1)
If a student earned a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award but did not earn the entire amount of award funds the participating institution applies to the student's account or disburses to the student for an academic term, the participating institution and the student shall be jointly and severally liable to repay to the authority the amount of the overpayment.(2)
If a student did not earn a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award and the participating institution applies to that student's account or disburses to that student Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award funds for an academic term, the participating institution and the student shall be jointly and severally liable to repay to the authority the entire amount of Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship and supplemental award funds applied to that student's account and disbursed to that student.Section 5.
The institution shall remit to the authority the amount of funds allocated from the refund amount to the financial assistance programs administered by the authority as soon as possible but no later than thirty (30) days after the end of the term in which the student ceased to be enrolled.Section 6.
(1)
If a refund is due from the participating institution or a repayment is due from a student, the participating institution shall transmit to the authority the refund and shall report:(a)
The student's name and Social Security number;(b)
The reason for the refund or repayment;(c)
The date of enrollment status change;(d)
The academic term and award period; and(e)
The calculation used for determining the refund or repayment.(2)
Failure of the institution to make restitution when required shall, without precluding other remedies, be cause for limitation, suspension, or termination of the participation of the institution in accordance with 11 KAR 4:020.HISTORY: (25 Ky.R. 472; 819; eff. 10-1-1998; 26 Ky.R. 2290; eff. 8-14-2000; 27 Ky.R. 3316; eff. 8-15-2001; 41 Ky.R. 839; 1500; eff. 2-6-2015; Crt eff. 9-28-2018.)
11 KAR 15:060.Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship overpayment and refund and repayment procedure.
Section 1.
(1)
If a student who earned a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) or supplemental award, fails to enroll, withdraws, is expelled from the institution, or otherwise fails to complete the program on or after his first day of class of the period of enrollment or changes enrollment status, the student may be due a refund of monies paid to the institution on behalf of that student or may owe a repayment of cash disbursements made to the student for educational expenses.(2)
If the student received a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award, all or a portion of the refund and repayment shall be due to the authority for its financial assistance programs in accordance with Sections 2 and 3 of this administrative regulation.Section 2.
(1)
The institution shall adopt and implement a fair and equitable refund and repayment policy for financial assistance administered by the authority which shall be:(a)
A clear and conspicuous written statement;(b)
Made available to a prospective student, prior to the earlier of the student's enrollment or the execution of the student's enrollment agreement, and to currently-enrolled students;(c)
Consistently administered by the institution; and(d)
Made available to the authority upon request.(2)
The institution's refund and repayment policy for financial assistance administered by the authority may use the same methods and formulas for determining the amount of a refund or repayment as the institution uses for determining the return of federal financial assistance funds or the institution may adopt a separate and distinct policy that is based upon:(a)
The requirements of applicable state law; or(b)
The specific refund standards established by the institution's nationally-recognized accrediting agency.(3)
The amount of the refund and repayment shall be determined in accordance with the educational institution's refund and repayment policy relative to financial assistance funds, except as provided in Section 3 of this administrative regulation.(4)
When the institution determines that a refund or repayment of financial assistance is due in accordance with its policy, the institution shall allocate to the financial assistance programs administered by the authority the refund and repayment in the following descending order of priority prior to allocating the refund to institutional or private sources of financial assistance:(a)
CAP grant;(b)
KTG;(c)
Go Higher Grant;(d)
Teacher Scholarship;(e)
Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship;(f)
Kentucky Coal County College Completion Scholarship;(g)
National Guard tuition assistance; and(h)
Early Childhood Development Scholarship;Section 3.
(1)
If a KEES recipient officially or unofficially withdraws from or is expelled by an institution before the first day of classes of the award period, the award shall be deemed an overaward and a full refund or repayment of the KEES award shall be required, notwithstanding any institutional policy to the contrary.(2)
If the institution is unable to document the student's last date of attendance, any KEES disbursement for that award period shall be subject to full refund and repayment.(3)
If, at any time, a KEES recipient's enrollment is terminated with no assessment of tuition and fees by the institution, then the full KEES award shall be subject to cancellation, if not yet disbursed, or refund and repayment if the grant has already been disbursed.Section 4.
(1)
If a student earned a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award but did not earn the entire amount of award funds the participating institution applies to the student's account or disburses to the student for an academic term, the participating institution and the student shall be jointly and severally liable to repay to the authority the amount of the overpayment.(2)
If a student did not earn a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award and the participating institution applies to that student's account or disburses to that student Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship or supplemental award funds for an academic term, the participating institution and the student shall be jointly and severally liable to repay to the authority the entire amount of Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship and supplemental award funds applied to that student's account and disbursed to that student.Section 5.
The institution shall remit to the authority the amount of funds allocated from the refund amount to the financial assistance programs administered by the authority as soon as possible but no later than thirty (30) days after the end of the term in which the student ceased to be enrolled.Section 6.
(1)
If a refund is due from the participating institution or a repayment is due from a student, the participating institution shall transmit to the authority the refund and shall report:(a)
The student's name and Social Security number;(b)
The reason for the refund or repayment;(c)
The date of enrollment status change;(d)
The academic term and award period; and(e)
The calculation used for determining the refund or repayment.(2)
Failure of the institution to make restitution when required shall, without precluding other remedies, be cause for limitation, suspension, or termination of the participation of the institution in accordance with 11 KAR 4:020.HISTORY: (25 Ky.R. 472; 819; eff. 10-1-1998; 26 Ky.R. 2290; eff. 8-14-2000; 27 Ky.R. 3316; eff. 8-15-2001; 41 Ky.R. 839; 1500; eff. 2-6-2015; Crt eff. 9-28-2018.)