Workforce Pell Program Eligibility Review demo
Each short program plotted by clock hours against weeks, with every Pell rule checked and cited before a student is packaged 1:31
What the demo shows
Aid and workforce deans check short programs' hours, weeks and credential against Pell rules
Agents count clock hours and weeks from the schedules to the federal definition, measure completion and placement in aggregate with the exclusions shown, check the occupation and the credential, propose the smallest schedule change for programs just outside and date it against the one-year rule, and assemble the state packet with a rule beside every claim. The dean signs, the vice president of instruction approves submission, and the director of financial aid confirms Title IV only after the Department approves.
Transcript
- Workforce Pell Program Eligibility Review shows which short programs can carry Pell.
- Pell covers 150 to 599 clock hours, over eight to fourteen weeks.
- At Brandvale, Commercial Truck Driving sits outside: one hundred sixty hours, only four weeks.
- The agent proposes eight evening weeks, but it must run a year first.
- Phlebotomy Technician sits inside: one hundred sixty-eight hours, from the schedule.
- Completion is eighty-one percent and placement seventy-four, in aggregate.
- The occupation is in demand, and the certificate stacks into Medical Assisting.
- Dean Harriet Mbatha signs the cited packet at four fifteen.
- The vice president approves; financial aid confirms Title IV before anyone is packaged.
- Every signature and source is on the record, ready for reviewers.
- Fourteen programs should qualify this award year, for about eight hundred sixty students.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.