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................................................................................... 1  \nChapter 1: School-Determined Requirements ............................ 3  \nREGULAR STUDENT IN AN ELIGIBLE PROGRAM ................................................................................ 3  \nRemedial coursework, Preparatory coursework,Teacher certification coursework  \nELEMENTARY OR SECONDARY ENROLLMENT ................................................................................... 5  \nACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................. 5  \nEquivalents to a highschool diploma, Homeschooling, Ability-To-Benefit (ATB) test  \nSATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS ................................................................................................ 8  \nQualitative standards, Quantitative standards, Losing and regaining eligibility  \nENROLLMENT STATUS ............................................................................................................................ 10  \nSTUDENTS CONVICTED OF  \nPOSSESSION OR SALE OF DRUGS ...................................................................................................... 12  \nStandards for a qualified drug rehabilitation program  \nINCARCERATED STUDENTS .................................................................................................................. 13  \nCONFLICTING INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 13  \nCHANGE IN STATUS ................................................................................................................................ 14  \nGaining eligibility, Losing eligibility  \nELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ................................................................................................ 15  \nCorrespondence courses, Telecommunications courses, Students studying abroad  \nChapter 2: Citizenship ................................................................. 17  \nELIGIBLE CATEGORIES ............................................................................................................................ 17  \nU.S. CITIZEN OR NATIONAL ................................................................................................................... 18  \nCitizenship match with Social Security Administration (SSA),  \nOther documentation, Updating status for citizens born abroad  \nU.S. PERMANENT RESIDENTS AND OTHER ELIGIBLE NONCITIZENS ......................................... 20  \nMATCH WITH DHS RECORDS ................................................................................................................ 21  \nAUTOMATED SECONDARY CONFIRMATION .................................................................................... 22  \nPAPER SECONDARY CONFIRMATION ................................................................................................ 23  \nDocuments that establish aid eligibility, Special circumstances, Documents  \nshowing ineligible statuses, Using the G-845S for secondary confirmation,  \nInterpreting the USCIS response, Student rights  \nCITIZENS OF THE FREELY ASSOCIATED STATES .............................................................................. 34  \nDOCUMENTING IMMIGRATION STATUS IN LATER AWARD YEARS ............................................ 34  \nREPLACING LOST DHS DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................. 35  \nCOPIES OF PERTINENT DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................ 36  \nChapter 3: NSLDS Financial Aid History ................................... 41  \nNSLDS MATCH 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