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TERM |
BRIEF
TRANSLATION OR EXPLANATION |
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AACRAO |
American Association of College
Registrars and Admissions Officers; recommends
what information should or should not be on official
transcripts. |
| Academic
Level |
Designation
of an undergraduate's status, based on number of
completed credits. |
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Academic Year |
Designation of an undergraduate's
status, based on the number of semesters at U.Va. |
| Accepted
Student |
Applicant
who has accepted an admission offer (A in ISIS). |
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Access UVa |
A four point financial aid initiative,
created to address the issues of access and affordability
for middle and low income families.
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| Accounting
Period |
A
time period for which financial records are maintained
and at the end of which financial statements are
prepared. |
| Accrual
Basis |
Income
is reported in the fiscal period it is earned,
regardless of when it is received, and expenses
are deducted in the fiscal period they are incurred,
whether they are paid or not. In other words, using
accrual basis accounting, both revenues and expenses
are recorded when they occur. |
| Accrual
Basis Accounting versus Cash Basis Accounting |
The
difference between the two types of accounting
is when revenues and expenses are recorded. In
cash basis accounting, revenues are recorded when
cash is actually received, and expenses are recorded
when they are actually paid (no matter when they
were invoiced). The University is currently operating
under cash basis accounting. |
| Activate |
Applying
a student’s financial aid award to his/her
student account. |
| Actual & Limited
(A&L) |
A
program that creates credit transactions on the
ISIS regular and summer session accounts from the
Actual & Limited awards (5AL, 5AA), which are
given by schools and departments. The charges that
can be paid by this process are: tuition & fees,
school fees, international fee, housing, and dining. |
| Add/Delete
Form |
Form
used by the schools to notify the Diploma Coordinator
in the University Registrar’s Office of any
additions or deletions to the degree candidate
list made after the initial diploma order. |
| Adjustment |
Modification
to an account. |
| Admitted
Student |
Applicant
who has been extended an offer of admission (X
or O in ISIS). |
| Advanced
Placement Credit |
Credit
awarded based on placement exam scores; students
are exempted from taking a particular course and
are awarded credits. |
| Advanced
Standing |
Exemptions
from particular courses based on placement exam
scores; no credit is awarded. |
| Advising
Access Code |
Number
obtained each semester from advisor, which student
must enter into ISIS the first time they add/drop
for a given semester; required by all undergraduate
schools and Graduate Nursing. |
| AISP |
Application
for In-State Privileges |
| Allocation |
A
specific sum of money awarded for an institution
to use during a specific period. |
| Applicant |
A
person who submits an application core and/or application
fee or waiver. |
| Application
Component |
Document
including recommendation; essay/personal statement/statement
of intent; portfolio; transcript. |
| Application
Core |
Form
containing biographical information including but
not limited to name, address, race/ethnicity, gender,
educational history, parent information, school
and/or program applied to. |
| Attendance
Status |
Code
designating registration status:
E – Expected
H – Here (final registered)
L – Leave
N – Not cleared to register
S – Sectioned (pre-enrolled)
T – Terminated |
| Automated
Clearing House (ACH) |
A
reliable and efficient nationwide batch-oriented
electronic system of the U. S. Federal Reserve
Bank that provides electronic funds transfer (EFT)
between banks in one or two business days. Types
of payments include direct deposit and e-checks. |
| Award
Letter |
An
official document issued by a financial aid office
listing the type, amount, and disbursement of the
financial aid awarded to a student. |
| B
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Bachelor
of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) |
Degree
program designed to meet the needs of the adult
learner by offering part-time study, evening
courses, small class size, affordable tuition,
and a U.Va. degree. |
| Barcode |
A
code consisting of a group of printed and variously
patterned bars and spaces designed to be scanned
and read into computer memory as identification
for the object it labels. |
| Borrower
Based Academic Year (BBAY) |
Academic
year that floats with the student’s enrollment.
All loans borrowed during BBAY must be within annual
loan limit for the student’s grade level. |
| Budget
Office Report |
A
report that is run monthly and used for four separate
processes:
•
University Budget Office to develop enrollment
projections for the following academic year
•
SFS to reconcile data in the Student System to
data in the Integrated System
•
Financial Analysis to calculate the distributable
charge amounts
•
Financial Analysis to record manually the ISIS
tuition, fees, housing, dining, international studies
office fees, and admissions deposits revenue data
into the Integrated System |
| C |
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| Campus
Based Program |
The term that applies to three
federal student aid programs administered on
campus. These are: Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, and
Federal Work-Study programs.
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| Campus
Partners |
Private
vendor that provides
billing, accounting, and data processing services
for Federal Perkins and institutional loans. |
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Cash Basis Accounting |
An accounting method in which
income is recognized only upon receipt of a cash
payment, without considering the period for which
payments are due. Also, expenses are accounted
for only upon their cash payment. See also Accrual
vs. Cash Basis Accounting. |
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Casteen Scholars |
College program for students
who need additional attention during first two
years (former Transition program). |
| Cavalier
Advantage Card |
A
debit card available to students, faculty, or staff
that can be used to pay parking fees, bookstore
balances, etc. The card cannot be used to pay tuition
charges. |
| Central
Processing System (CPS) |
Processes
application for federal student aid. |
| Chickering |
The
Chickering Group, an Aetna Company, underwrites
the University of Virginia student health insurance
plan. |
| Comment
Sheet |
Used
by SFS to annotate unique situations about a student.
Financial aid counselors use this form during the
reading process. |
| Common
Origination and Disbursement (COD) |
Provides
a common process and integrated system that enables
effective delivery of Title IV funds. |
| Community
Scholars Program |
Program
that allows non-degree seeking students to enroll
under the auspices of SCPS in courses offered by
one of the degree-granting schools. |
| Compliance
Assistance (CAi) |
Software
tool designed to help administrators ensure that
their athletic department and student-athletes
are in compliance with NCAA legislation. |
| Co-Op |
Engineering
co-operative program; unique registration type. |
| Course
Action Form |
“Override” form
used to add course which cannot be added by student
via ISIS. |
| Course
Number |
Indication
of level of difficulty or program level associated
with the course. Where possible, odd numbers signify
fall semester courses and even numbers signify
spring semester courses. The determination of course
level is the responsibility of the offering department
and/or school. The academic policy committee of
each school is expected to assume the necessary
monitoring function. |
| Course
Restriction |
Limitation
on who can add a course. |
| Credentials,
Inc. |
Private
vendor contracted by the University to provide
on-demand enrollment and degree verifications. |
| Curriculum
Evaluation and Policy Committee (CEPC) |
Faculty
body that approves Arts & Sciences curriculum
rules and policies; similar groups exist in other
schools. |
| D |
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DCE Contact Hours |
Number of contact hours for
SCPS courses. |
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DCE Course Location |
Virginia city/county, U.S.
state, or country code of where SCPS course is
offered. |
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DCE Type Credit |
Designation of credit type for
SCPS courses. |
| Degree
candidate grade sheets |
Early
grade sheets used to clear a student for graduation. |
| Degree
Candidate |
Student
flagged in ISIS as expected to graduate this semester. |
| Delay |
A
means to prevent a Financial Obligation Hold (FOH)
from appearing on a student’s account if
payment has not been received for outstanding charges. |
| Delinquent
Charge (referral) |
An
outstanding, delinquent obligation owed to the
University. The department/school is responsible
for making at least 3 attempts to collect the money
prior to referring the obligation to Student Financial
Services. |
| Direct
Credit |
Study
abroad programs using U.Va. schedule numbers and
credit. |
| Directory
flags |
Flags
that limit the directory information being included
in the telephone directory and WHOIS. |
| Disbursement |
Release
of funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. |
| DMP/Honors |
College
and Nursing Distinguished Majors or Honors programs;
because participants’ distinction/honors
levels are not known until the week before graduation,
they are flagged in ISIS so that their diplomas
are not ordered until after graduation. |
| Double
Degree Candidate |
Student
receiving two degrees (e.g., J.D./M.B.A., B.A./M.T.,
B.S.C./M.Ed.). |
| Double
Major |
Student
receiving one degree with two majors. |
| E
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Echols/Rodman |
College
and Engineering honors programs; participation
flagged in ISIS upon entry to program. |
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ELMnet |
Provides automated FFELP and
alternative loan data exchange, updates, and
loan information through the Internet. |
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Endowment |
A permanent fund bestowed upon
an individual institution to be used for a specific
purpose. |
| Entrance
Interview |
Entrance
counseling required before releasing the first
disbursement of the FFELP loan
to a borrower at the school (generally conducted
through an online process). |
| Evaluator |
Admission
committee or faculty member. |
| Exit
Interview |
A
school must conduct an exit interview with each
borrower before he or she leaves the institution.
During the interview the school should restate
for the borrower the terms and outstanding balance
of the loan held by the school (generally conducted
through an online process). |
| Expected
Family Contribution (EFC) |
The
amount that a student’s family is expected
to contribute towards the student’s cost
of attendance, as determined by the federal methodology
need analysis formula approved by Congress. |
| Experimental
Sites |
An
initiative sponsored by Federal Student Aid (FSA)
of the Department of Education. Schools that participate
as experimental sites can test different ways to
meet program requirements, and FSA can incorporate
these school experiences in regulatory and legislative
proposals that will enhance program integrity and
reduce administrative
burden. |
| F |
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| Faculty
Group |
Designation
of the school or entity owning the course; this
value is also used for sorting courses within the
online course offerings. |
| Federal
Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) |
Includes the Federal Stafford
Loan (Subsidized and Unsubsidized), the Federal
Perkins Loan, and the Parent Loan for Undergraduate
Students (PLUS). These loans are provided by
private lenders such as banks, credit unions,
and savings & loan associations. These loans
are guaranteed against default by the federal
government. |
| Federal
Methodology |
A
formula created by Congress used
to determine financial need when an individual
applies for federally funded student aid with the
FAFSA. |
| Federal
Pell Grant Program |
A
federal entitlement grant that provides funds on
the basis of a student’s financial need. |
| Federal
Perkins Loan Program |
Federal
loans based on financial need and is available
directly through
schools. Government pays interest while students
are in school at least half-time and during nine-month
grace period prior to repayment. |
| Federal
Perkins Loan |
A
fixed interest student loan, awarded to students
with exceptional financial need.
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| Federal
Subsidized Stafford Loan |
Federal
loans based
on financial need, included in the financial
aid package awarded by school. Interest is paid
by the government while the student is in school
at least half-time and during the grace period. |
| Federal
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
Program |
A campus-based
aid program that provides grant assistance to students
with financial need who are in undergraduate
programs and have not earned a bachelor’s
degree or first professional degree. |
| Federal
Unsubsidized Stafford Loan |
Federal
loans not
based on financial need. Borrowers are responsible
for interest beginning immediately upon disbursement,
although most students defer principal and interest
payments until they leave school or drop below
half-time enrollment. |
| Federal
Work-Study (FWS) Program |
A
federally funded employment program that provides
paid jobs, on campus or off campus, for undergraduate
or graduate students who need such earnings to
meet a portion of their education expenses. |
| Fellowship |
A
financial endowment set up to support graduate
students. |
| Financial
Obligation Hold (FOH) |
Outstanding
financial and non-dollar obligations owed to the
University. A student also may receive an FOH for
a non-dollar hold. |
| Fiscal
Operations Report and Application to Participate
(FISAP) |
The
University must fill out a FISAP to report expenditures
and/or apply for funding for one or more of the
three campus-based programs:
• Federal Perkins
Loan Program
• Federal Work-Study Program
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
(FSEOG) Program
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| Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) |
Form
used to apply for grants and other need-based aid. |
| fsaAtlas |
3rd party
software owned by International Studies Office
that is used to store information regarding international
students and to interface data to SEVIS. |
| G |
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Governmental Accounting Standards
Board (GASB) |
Agency that approves standards of state and
local government accounting and financial reporting. |
| Grading
Method |
Designation
by course of what grading options are allowed for
that course. |
| Grading
Option |
Designation
by student of what grades can be assigned for a
course. |
| Grant-in-Aid
(GIA) |
A
monetary athletic award given to an athlete for
one academic year at a time, which may be renewed
each year. |
| H |
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| Honoraries/Awards |
Academic
awards and honor societies; entered to ISIS and
listed in the Final Exercises program. |
| Hope
and Lifetime Learning Tax Credit (1098T) |
Tax credit
opportunities made available through the Tax Relief
Act of 1997. |
| I |
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| IDS
(Instructor Database System) |
Database
application created and maintained by SCPS for the
creation of courses. Data uploaded from IDS to
ISIS. |
| ISIS
Online |
Web-based
student self-service component of ISIS. |
| ImageNow |
Document
imaging software, used primarily to reduce the
paper flow within an office environment. |
| Index |
Refers
to the information contained in an electronic document
that enables a person to retrieve it from a database. |
| Institutional
Loans |
Various
long term and short term loans such as Dupont and
Lawson (Medical School). |
| Institutional
Methodology |
A
standard method of determining a student’s
or family’s ability to pay for college used
by individual colleges in awarding their own institutional
funds for financial aid. Colleges must use the
Federal Methodology in awarding any federal funds. |
| Institutional
Need Analysis (INAS) |
Stand
alone, mainframe need analysis system provided
by the College Board. |
| Institutional
Student Information Record (ISIR) |
An
electronic output document transmitted to the schools
the student specified on the application and to
state agencies. Sent by the Department of Education’s
Central Processing System (CPS), the ISIR summarizes
information submitted on a student's Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and provides the
student's Expected Family Contribution (EFC). The
ISIR also includes full applicant data, information
on eligibility matches, NSLDS financial aid history,
comments, assumptions, and reject reasons. |
| Instructional
Toolkit |
Course
management system; allows for maintenance of a
grade book and/or electronic submission of final
grade. |
| Internal
Transfer |
Undergraduate
student applying to an upper division school or
transferring between schools. |
| J |
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| January
Term |
A two
week term that begins after the fall semester and
prior to the spring semester. Credit hours earned
are applied to the student’s spring semester. |
| L |
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| Learning
Needs and Evaluation Center (LNEC) |
Division
of Student Health which identifies students needing
priority course enrollment for physical or other
medical reasons. |
| Loan |
An
advance of funds guaranteed by a signed promissory
note in which the recipient of the funds promises
to repay a specified amount under prescribed conditions. |
| Lockbox |
A
service offered by banks to companies in which
the company receives payments by mail to a post
office box, and the bank picks up the payments
several times a day, deposits them into the company’s
account, and notifies the company of the deposit.
This enables the company to put the money to work
as soon as it is received, but the amounts must
be large in order for the value obtained to exceed
the cost of services. |
| M |
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| Match |
The
systematic process of matching a student’s
admissions status with their application for financial
aid (FAFSA). |
| Military
Billing |
Documentation
is received from any branch of the military or
from the student, and credit is applied to the
student’s account up front. A contract already
must exist with the University before the credit
can be applied. |
| Mnemonic |
Letter
code designating the subject area for a course. |
| N |
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| National
Student Clearinghouse |
Agency
that coordinates the transfer of enrollment verifications
from colleges and universities to loan servicers. |
| National
Student Loan Data System |
Department
of Education’s central database for student
aid. Collects and maintains data on recipients
from: FFELP, Direct Loans, Federal Perkins, Federal
Pell, along with enrollment data and the transfer
student monitor. |
| Non-Dollar
Hold |
A
hold regarding non-monetary issues, such as exit
interview not completed, NCAA paperwork that still
needs to be completed, etc. |
| Non-Resident
Status |
Less-than-half-time
registration status used when student is not enrolled
in credits. |
| Non-Student |
An
individual who does not have academic activity
for the current semester. |
| O
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| Office |
The
top-level organizational entity within ISIS. |
| Official
Award |
Award
made
when the student submits the FAFSA, University
Financial Aid Application (UFAA) and the supporting
documentation (federal tax returns) have been reviewed
during the verification process. Students who are
not selected for verification must have a FAFSA
on file with U.Va., but they may not be required
to submit a UFAA or supporting documentation. |
| Outstanding
Charges |
• Regular
Session -- balance forward charges
• Prior term charges that have been billed
• Delinquent charges (referrals) -- all charges regardless of billing status or
due date
• Loans -- billed and past due charges and all fines regardless of billing status
or due date
• ITC Communication Services -- past due charges
• Returned checks -- all charges regardless of billing status or due date
• University Bookstore -- past due charges
• Summer Session -- past due charges |
| OVAS
(Office of Virginia Status) |
Office
that determines a student's eligibility to pay
in-state tuition rates. |
| P |
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| Packaging |
The
process of assembling one or more financial aid
award and loan, grant and/or scholarship, as well
as employment, for a student. |
| PARS |
Mainframe
system that assists in development of financial
aid packages. Based on information in the student’s
record and parameters provided by the financial
aid administrator for each fund, PARS identifies
students who meet the criteria for each award,
calculates the student’s financial need,
calculates an estimated Pell Grant, and assigns
funds from various sources as stipulated by the
financial aid administrator. Currently used for
standard academic year awarding. This does not
include BIS, Summer Session, January Term, or graduate
students. |
| PLUS
Loan |
Federal
parent loan for undergraduate students. Low-interest,
education loans which allow parents to borrow money
in order to fund the cost of their child’s
education. |
| Preliminary
Award |
An
estimate of financial aid eligibility. The financial
aid administrator uses both the FAFSA and UFAA
data to determine the student’s estimated
financial need. During the verification process,
additional supporting documentation is received,
and the estimated data is validated which allows
the Preliminary awards to be made Official. |
| Professional
Judgment |
Delegation
of authority from the federal government to the
financial aid administator to adjust
the
Expected
Family
Contribution, Cost of Attendance or change dependency
status when extenuating circumstances exist. Professional
Judgment decisions are made at the level of the
financial aid office. |
| PTAEO |
Grants
accounting terminology referring to charging instructions:
project, task, award, expenditure, and organization. |
| Pull
Forward |
ISIS
process to create student or course records for a
future semester. |
| R |
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| Reading |
The
review, verification, and awarding of student financial
assistance. |
| Ready
List |
List
of students who have provided the necessary
documentation (federal and University required).
This list allows counselors to make an initial
recommendation of financial aid the student may
be eligible to receive. |
| Referral |
An
outstanding delinquent obligation owed to the
University. The department or school is responsible
for making at least three attempts to collect the
money prior to referring the obligation to Student
Financial Services. |
| Registration
Blocks |
Flags
set in ISIS by various offices that prevent course
enrollment and/or final registration. |
| Registration
Type |
Code
designating type of registration and some special
program affiliations:
D**: Rodman
E**: Echols
I**: International (NYU London program)
P**: Part-Time
R**: Regular
S**: Special
U**: Summer only
X**: Extension
*RA: Readmit (semester of readmission only)
*RE: Returning
*NE: New (first semester only)
*TR: Transfer (first semester only)
NLV: Non-Resident status
RCP: Engineering Co-Op program
LFC: Leave, Foreign, Full-time
LFN: Leave, Foreign, Not Full-time
LDC: Leave, Domestic, Full-time
LDN: Leave, Domestic, Not Full-time
GLV: Leave of Absence |
| Renewal
FAFSA |
A
partially completed application form to be updated
by a current federal financial aid applicant to
be eligible to receive Title IV financial aid for
the next award year. To use the Renewal FAFSA,
the student must have submitted a FAFSA applying
for federal financial aid for the preceding award
year. |
| Resource25 |
Space
management software used to track and schedule
University academic space, as well as Newcomb Hall
and Intramural-Recreational Sports. |
| Restricted
Scholarship |
Scholarships
that have donor criteria on how the scholarships
are to be
awarded and administered. |
| Revenue
Distribution |
Includes
two separate processes:
•
ITC-ADS programs create general ledger transaction
files that are fed automatically into the Integrated
System to reflect payments that have been received
•
The manual process of distributing payments received
as revenue for the various schools and departments |
| S |
|
| Satisfactory
Academic Progress |
A
qualitative (grade point average) and quantitative
(credit hours) measure of a student’s progress
toward the completion of his/her academic program
of study. |
| Schedule
Number |
Five
character unique identifier
of course sections in both the Instructor Database
System and ISIS. |
| Schedule25 |
Scheduling
algorithm used to make initial classroom assignments
for Architecture, Arts & Sciences, and Nursing. |
| Scholarship |
Funds
used to pay for higher education, which are not
required to be repaid. |
| School
Audit |
School-conducted
review of academic progress; used to determine
probations and suspensions. |
| School
of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) |
School
which addresses the needs of the Commonwealth by
extending the University’s educational
resources to citizens across the state and helping
them further their knowledge and skills. Network
of seven regional centers, each offering University
courses and programs in response to its local constituency. |
| Semester |
The
entity within the year into which courses and enrollments
are organized. Most courses are conducted over
the span of an entire semester, although there
may be sub-sessions within semester—particularly
the case with Summer Session courses—and
some schools may offer shorter courses or courses
which extend across semesters—as in Darden,
Medicine, and SCPS. |
| Set
Off Debt Collection |
Collection
of outstanding debts, including the mandatory referral
of delinquent accounts to the Virginia Department
of Taxation so these debts can be applied against
any state payments made to the individual (e.g.,
tax refunds, lottery winnings, travel reimbursements,
etc.). |
| SEVIS
(Student Exchange and Visitor Information System) |
A web-based
system for maintaining information on international
students and exchange visitors in the United States,
administered by the Student and Exchange Visitor
Program, a division of the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement arm of the Department of Homeland
Security. |
| Special
Students |
Degree-seeking
students, usually undergraduates, who enroll through
SCPS because they are taking a reduced course load;
students are enrolled in their “home” school
as non-resident if they are graduating. |
| Sponsor |
Student’s
employer. Sponsor payments are tuition payments
made by a student’s employer, and include
the University’s Tuition Waiver program. |
| State
Financial Aid |
Commonwealth
of Virginia Grant, Virginia Guaranteed Assistance
Program (VGAP), and Graduate student aid. The Commonwealth
of Virginia Grant and VGAP are for undergraduate
students. |
| State
Pre-pays |
Funds
administered by any state other than Virginia give
individuals the chance to pre-pay college tuition
and required
fees. As a general rule, these programs pay U.Va.
that state’s in-state tuition rate per credit
hour for a student. |
| Stipend |
A
fixed amount of money paid at regular intervals
as a salary to cover living expenses. |
| Student
Aid Internet Gateway (SAIG) |
Provides
ability to exchange information electronically
with the U.S. Department of Education. |
| Student
Aid Report (SAR) |
An
electronic output document for the schools that
contains a student’s Expected Family Contribution
(EFC) and all the financial and other data submitted
by the student on the FAFSA. |
| Student
and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) |
See
SEVIS. |
| Student
Financial Services (SFS) |
U.Va.
office responsible
for student accounts and financial aid services. |
| Study
Abroad |
An
academic program conducted outside
of the United States. |
| Subcode |
5-digit
numeric field that identifies the specific charge,
credit, adjustments, or payment within ISIS. |
| Summer
Term |
Term
comprised
of three mini-sessions and viewed by SFS as one
term, for the purpose of awarding financial aid. |
| T |
|
| Term
Record |
A
record of academic activity for a given semester. |
| Termination
Type |
Code
designating reason for termination:
FRT/FSH – Failed to return/show
GEW, GLW, GML, MWD – withdrew
NDI – Dismissed (Honor conviction)
NEP – Expelled
GCP – Graduated, completed program |
| Third
Party Billing |
A
request received from an outside vendor (local/state/federal
government agency or an international agency) to
send invoice to vendor and not the student. A “delay” is
placed on the student’s account until the
money is received (this does not apply to SCPS
students). |
| Title
IV Financial Aid |
A
component of the Higher Education Act of 1965
which established guidelines for the administration
of the federal financial assistance programs. |
| Transcript |
The
official record of work attempted; includes courses,
credits, grades, degrees conferred, thesis/dissertation
titles, transfer and advanced placement/standing
credits. |
| Tuition
Management System (TMS) |
A
third party vendor that administers the University’s
optional monthly payment plan. Under the current
plan, tuition, fees, housing, and dining may be
paid in ten monthly installments. The required
payment schedule allows the student to pay for
some of the costs after the start of the term. |
| Tuition
Waiver |
Full
or partial reduction to a student’s tuition
charges. |
| Type
Course |
Designation
of course type. e.g., CE - Community Education,
EC - Extension for Credit,
EG - Non-degree credit, inservice training, state/local
agency. |
| Type
Instruction |
Designation
of how course is taught, e.g., CA - Computer-assisted
instruction,
CI - Classroom/internet,
CO - Conference. |
| U |
|
| Upper
Division School |
School
to which an undergraduate may apply after having
spent one or two years at the University (Curry
or McIntire). |
| UREG |
Office
of the University Registrar |
| V |
