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Statement of Good Practices
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- The Financial Aid Administrator...
- Shall at all times uphold the high ethical standards expected of those committed to this profession by encouraging honesty and accuracy and by serving as a positive role model to all.
- Shall make every effort to promote and develop effective programs of student financial aid at all levels and to promote awareness of its national priority.
- Shall make every effort to provide students access to the educational opportunity of his/her choice by meeting his/her demonstrated financial need, to the extent funding is available.
- Shall inform the student of all conditions under which an award is granted at the time the offer is made stressing the student's responsibilities in accepting the award.
- Shall counsel the student who accepts a loan as to the seriousness of this obligation as well as all elements required by law.
- Shall respect the confidentiality of all aspects of student records and shall ensure that all policies and procedures protect the student's right to privacy.
- Shall make effort to ensure additional student services related to retention, remedial and/or developmental education are provided to students who need additional support.
- Shall exercise adequate controls to make every effort to ensure compliance with all applicable state and federal laws and regulations for the benefit of the student.
- Shall oppose the use of aid administrators to accomplish disciplinary objectives.
(Adopted by the 1993 CASFAA Executive Council. Taken from the NASFAA Statement of Good Practices.)
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updated 7/14/2008
Wayne A Mahoney,Webmaster
Special Assistant to the Dean
Southwestern University School of Law
Email: wmahoney@swlaw.edu
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