Federal CARES Act Reporting Disclosure

The following is bat365中文官方网站’s Required Quarterly Reporting for Funds Received under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act for the Quarter Ending September 30, 2021.

bat365中文官方网站 signed the Funding and Certification Agreement for the Emergency Financial 援助 Grants to 学生 under the Coronavirus 援助, 救援, and Economic Security (CARES) Act on April 24, 2020.  它被送回了美国.S. Department of Education on April 27, 2020.  bat365中文官方网站 used no less than 50% of the 基金 received under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act to provide Emergency Financial 援助 Grants to students.

bat365中文官方网站 received $9,699,494 from the U.S. Department of Education for Emergency Financial 援助 Grants.

截至9月30日, 2020 bat365中文官方网站 has awarded 12,084名学生$9,699,494 in Emergency Financial 援助 Grants under the CARES Act. 六月底, bat365中文官方网站取消,005 students' grants who had not accepted the award after 3 e-mails and at least one phone call. All of bat365中文官方网站 CARES 基金 have been awarded at this time.

bat365中文官方网站 estimates that it had up to 19,461 Title IV eligible under研究生, 研究生, and professional students enrolled for the spring 2020 semester. This estimate is based on the number of potential valid FAFSAs filed by bat365中文官方网站 students and their families.

bat365中文官方网站 used a multi-faceted approach to award the Federal CARES Act 基金. 学生 were automatically selected and students may also apply for the grant. The students who were automatically selected were:

• Federal Pell Grant recipients;
• Under研究生 students who borrowed a Federal Direct subsidized loan on or before April 15, 2020; and,
• Graduate and Professional students who borrowed a Federal Direct unsubsidized loan on or before April 15, 2020.

All other Title IV eligible students could have applied for the Federal CARES Act Emergency Financial 援助 Grants (or an increase to their existing grant) using the Dean of 学生 Emergency Grant Fund 门户网站. The 门户网站 was closed to new applications on June 20, 2020.

学生 were awarded $500 - $3,700 based on the student's eligibility. All students who are Title IV eligible may apply for the Federal Cares Act Grant and their grant is based on need, as determined by the application, 而且不会超过3美元,700. 学生 were awarded grants automatically as follows:

• Pell Grant recipients enrolled in spring received $500.
• Under研究生 students who had borrowed a Federal Direct subsidized loan on or before April 15, 2020, were automatically awarded $500 (Pell Grant recipients who borrowed a subsidized loan received an additional $500 for a total grant in the amount of $1,000);
• Graduate students who had borrowed a Federal Direct unsubsidized loan on or before April 15, 2020年收到500美元;
• 卫生专业学生(一.e. DVM and MD) who had borrowed a Federal Direct unsubsidized loan on or before April 15, 2020年收到1美元,000.

If any of the above populations had been employed in a Virginia non-federal work study wage position, the student's average earnings were used as an impact gauge and the student was awarded a Federal CARES Act Grant equal to that amount.

2020年6月26日

6月8日开始, 2020, VT e-mailed all students who were awarded a CARES Act Grant and had not yet accepted the award. 学生 were given until June 26 to accept the award.

On June 1, bat365中文官方网站 conducted a second automatic awarding. The students were selected were:

• Under研究生 students who borrowed the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan during the spring 2020 semester; and,
• All other 研究生 students who had a FAFSA on file for the 2019-2020 academic year and had not previously received a CARES Act Grant.

Both populations received $400 in a Federal CARES Act Grant.

6月19日和22日, all students in the above two populations who had not accepted their award were sent an e-mail reminder to do so by June 26.

6月18日, 2020, bat365中文官方网站 increased all CARES Grants for under研究生 students by $200 who had:

• A paid CARES Grant in the initial amount between $500 and $1,000; and,
• Enrolled for the fall 2020 semester for at least 1 credit hour.

6月18日, bat365中文官方网站 increased the CARES Grants for DVM students who were not able to obtain clinical hours due to social distancing and therefore could not be enrolled for the summer term.

6月19日到6月24日, all students who had not accepted their CARES Grant were called at the phone number attached to their student record to advise them that they had not completed their requirements to receive the award. 学生 were told that they had until June 26, 2020 to accept the award.

2020年8月13日

Three populations of students who had not previously received an increase to their CARES Grant, 收到额外资金. Below are the defined populations and additional amounts they were awarded:

本科学生:

• had previously received a CARES Act Grant of $500;
• received a Subsidized Loan or Pell Grant (but not both) in 2019-2020;
• have fall 2020 enrolled hours as of July 29, 2020; and,
• had not previously received the additional amount due to non-enrollment on June 18, 收到增加$210.

Graduate students who previously received less than $1,200; are enrolled for the fall 2020, 收到:

• An increase that takes their total CARES award to $1,200 if previously received between $1,000元及1元,199; or,
• 增加300美元.

Under研究生 students who received a previous CARES Grant; are enrolled for the fall 2020 semester; have 2021 Pell Grant eligibility will 收到:

• An increase that takes their total CARES award to $1,009 if previously received between $800 and $999;
• An increase of $210 if previously received between $500 and $700; and,
• An increase of $209 if previously received $400.

通讯:

All students awarded a Federal CARES Act Grant received the following e-mail to explain the award, and had to accept the award through bat365中文官方网站's Scholarship Central, which is published after the e-mail.