FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FEDERAL FAMILY EDUCATION LOAN PROGRAM LENDER ALERT MAY 1998

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1 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FEDERAL FAMILY EDUCATION LOAN PROGRAM LENDER ALERT MAY 1998 TERMINATED INSTITUTIONS The following educational institutions, located in Region IV, have been terminated from the Federal Family Education Loan Program by the United States Department of Education. Lenders are instructed to hold all undisbursed funds and to cease all origination activity for students attending these schools until instructed otherwise. Deferments and forbearances may be granted for students attending all of these schools. SCHOOLS TERMINATED Code Name of Institution Effective Date Reason Tennessee Technical Center - Memphis 550 Alabama Avenue Memphis, TN Mr. Russell Shelton, (901) /01/98 Loss of FFEL - Voluntary withdrawal from Title IV programs Tennessee Technical Center Aviation Complex 4225 Airway Boulevard Memphis, TN Mr. Russell Shelton, (901) Bradenton Beauty and Barber Academy 3928C Manatee Avenue West Bradenton, FL Ms. Sandra M. Wendland, (941) Ext /01/98 Loss of FFEL - Voluntary withdrawal from Title IV programs. 04/27/98 Loss of FDSLP - Default Rate. 1

2 Mable Bailey Fashion College School of modeling and Cosmetology 3121 Cross Country Hill Drive Columbus, GA William F. Meadows, Jr., (706) Mississippi College of Beauty Culture 732 Sawmill Road Laurel, MS Ms. Helen M. Hatfield, (601) East Kentucky Beauty College 329 Main Street Pikeville, Ky Ms. Fay R. Leslie, (502) /30/98 Loss of eligibility and certification due to closure. 12/07/98 Loss of FDSLP - Default Rate. 12/07/98 Loss of FDSLP - Default Rate. INACTIVATED The following educational institutions have been inactivated from the Florida Federal Family Education Loan Program by the Florida Department of Education, Office of Student Financial Assistance. The educational institutions listed below have had zero loan volume with OSFA during the last twelve months. These educational institutions will need to be recertified by this office before future loan commitments will be made. Forbearance and deferments may be granted for students attending these schools. SCHOOLS INACTIVATED OPE ID# NAME DATE INACTIVATED xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx/xx/ 2

3 NEWLY ELIGIBLE The following educational institutions, located in Region IV, have recently been approved by the United States Department of Education for the Federal Family Education Loan Program. The Florida FFELP will only honor requests to guarantee loans for those institutions indicated with an (*) asterisk. Deferments and forbearances may be granted for students attending all of these schools. Education, OSFA s Program Eligibility and Compliance Unit (904) NEWLY ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS Code Name of Institution Effective Date xxxxxxxx (xxx) xxx-xxxx xx/xx/xx REACTIVATION/REAPPROVED The following educational institutions, located in Region IV, have been reactivated by the United States Department of Education for participation in the Federal Family Education Loan Program. The Florida FFELP will not honor requests to guarantee loans. Deferments and forbearances may be granted for students attending these schools. Lenders are instructed to check with OSFA if students wish to obtain a loan for attending these schools. Further information regarding this matter may be obtained by calling the Florida Department of REACTIVATION/REAPPROVED Code Name of Institution Effective Date State Collins School of Cosmetology 04/05/98 KY Beauty Schools of America, Hialeah 05/06/98 FL Beauty School s of America, Miami 05/06/98 FL Southeast School of Cosmetology 05/30/97 KY 3

4 CHANGE OF ADDRESS The following educational institutions, located in Region IV, have had address changes reported to the Federal Family Education Loan Program. FFELP will only honor requests to guarantee loans for those indicated with an (*) asterisk. Deferments and forbearances may be granted for students attending all of these schools. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Code Name of Institution Effective Date Tusculum College Highway 107 Shiloh Road Greenville, TN Ms. Amy W. Yeazel (423) ext Tennessee Technology Center - Oneida 355 Scoot High Drive Huntsville, TN Arvis G. Blackley (423) ITT Technical Institute 4809 Memorial Highway Tampa, FL Mr. Rene R. Champagne (317) Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology and Hair Design 1580 Middleton Street Orangeburg, SC M. Kenneth Shular (803) Florida Gulf Coast University Treeline Avenue South Fort Myers, FL Dr. Roy E. McTarnaghan, (941) /29/98 05/15/98 05/12/98 05/14/98 05/04/98 4

5 CHANGE OF NAME The following educational institutions, located in Region IV, have had name changes reported to the Florida Family Education Loan Programs. FGLP will only honor requests to guarantee loans for those indicated with an (*) asterisk. Deferments and forbearances may be granted for students attending all of these schools. CHANGE OF NAME Code Name of Institution Effective Date FROM: Lee College TO: Lee University 05/07/98 PENDING INSTITUTIONS The following educational institutions have recently applied for approval with the Florida Federal Family Education Loan Program. FFELP will not honor requests to guarantee loans for these institutions at this time. Deferments and forbearance may be granted for students attending all of these schools. According to Dear Colleague GEN-92-21, Part IV, Provisions Effective July 1, 1993, Section B,... As previously noted, effective on enactment of the Amendments, for purposes of an in-school deferment, an eligible institution is defined as including any institution, whether it is participating in any Title IV program or has lost its eligibility to participate in the FFEL program because of a high default rate. If an institution has never participated in the Title IV programs previously, the institution must request a determination from the Secretary that it satisfies the definition of an eligible institution prior to certifying borrower deferment forms. Lenders are instructed to check with OSFA if students wish to obtain a loan for attending these schools. Further information regarding this matter may be obtained by calling the Florida Department of PENDING APPROVAL WITH FLORIDA Code Name of Institution State Adirondack College NY Bellview Community College WA Canadian Bible College Canada Clinton Technical Institute, dba Motorcycle Mechanic Inst. FL 5

6 Community College of Rhode Island RI Hilbert College NY Hogeschool Enshede Netherlands xxxxxxxx Huntsville Business Institute AL xxxxxxxx Kuaraf Beauty School FL Pontificia Universita Gregoriana Itlay Pontificia Universita San Tommaso Itlay Remington University FL Rose State College OK Sidney Sussex College/Cambridge England Teikyo Marycrest University IA xxxxxxxx Trinity University International FL University of Bath United Kingdom University of Bridgeport CT University of Kent at Canterbury United Kingdom xxxxxxxx University of Leiden Netherlands University of Montpeller France University of Saskatchewan Canada xxxxxxxx William Rainey Harper College IL xxxxxxxx Y.E.S. Edition Careers FL 6

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