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Hands-On: FSA Assessments For Foreign Schools

Jamie MaloneByron Scott

Training OfficersU.S. Department of Education

Training Objectives

1• Locate, Navigate, and Review

the Foreign School Assessments

2• Learn the Benefits of Using the

Foreign School Assessments

3• Provide a Hands-On Experience

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• Assess compliance

• Link to Title IV regulations and other resources

• Track your Action Plan

Why Use the Assessments?

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Locate

1. IFAP.ED.GOV

2. FOREIGN SCHOOLS INFORMATION PAGE

3. FOREIGN SCHOOL ASSESSMENT

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Students

Student Eligibility

Schools

Automation

Consumer Information

Institutional Eligibility

Default Prevention & Management

Managing Funds

Return of Title IV Funds

Fiscal Management

Foreign Schools Assessments

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Assessment Design

Page Layout

Links

Action Plan

Activity Bar

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Assessment Design

Page Layout

Topic

Regulation

Activity

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Completing an Activity

BEFORE AFTER

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Scenario

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The school provides required Consumer Information disclosures on it’s website but no subsequent notice to students

•Does this satisfy the regulatory requirements?

•We can review the requirements by completing the Consumer Information Assessment

Consumer Information

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Consumer Information Activity 1

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Corrective Action

Consumer Information

• Improvement area: Consumer Information disclosures

• Action Plan: Provide web address and notice to students

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Action Plan

Complete

Implement

Review Annually

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Consumer Information Requirements Not Met

Drug Abuse Prevention Requirements Not Met

Potential Findings

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Hands-On Session

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What We Have Learned

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• IFAP.ED.GOVFind

•Select an Assessment•Complete the AssessmentNavigate

•Identify areas to fix and complete Action Plan

•Fix and review annuallyEnhance

Contact InformationWe appreciate your feedback on the Foreign School Assessments. Please provide comments to:

Joseph SmithU.S. Department of Education

•Email: Joseph.Smith@ed.gov

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