Failure to obtain re-certification could result in the loss of the TE scholarship. Renewing TE students must maintain required academic and behavioral standards of the admitting institution to qualify for re-certification. Copies of this form will be forwarded by the home institution to the GW TE Liaison Officer and student. Benefits vary by member colleges and universities, and may include the costs of room, board, and other expenses, as determined by the institution. Before accepting a TE scholarship, employees and their dependent students should clarify all financial responsibilities of the admitting institution.
Students are responsible for any costs which exceed the awarded benefit level.
Employees and their eligible dependents must complete and comply with all application and admission procedures required by the Tuition Exchange Program, Inc., the admitting institution, and other requirements specified by the TE Liaison Officer at The George Washington University. TE scholarship candidates must apply for admission to each member college they wish to attend, and complete any financial assistance documents which the institution requires. This application must be received no later than October 16, 2000. Each application will be ranked based on the employee's adjusted service date and forwarded to the TE Liaison Office in the Office of Student Financial Assistance. I Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20052.