Florida Administrative Code › 6 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › 6A - State Board of Education › Chapter 6A-20 - STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE › Section 6A-20.027 - Rosewood Family Scholarship Fund

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
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				General eligibility criteria for awards. To receive aid, a student shall meet
				the provisions of Sections
				1009.40,
				1009.42 and
				1009.55, F.S., and Rules
				6A-20.001 and 6A-20.0371, F.A.C., and:
(a) Be a direct descendent of the Rosewood
				family.
(b) If an initial
				applicant, submit a completed application to the Florida Department of
				Education (department), Form FFAA-1, Florida Financial Aid Application, as
				incorporated by reference in Rule
				6A-20.019, F.A.C., by the
				established April 1 deadline. If a reinstatement or restoration applicant,
				submit a completed Form FFAA-3, Reinstatement/Restoration Application for
				Students and Teachers to the Department by the established April 1 deadline.
				Form FFAA-3 is hereby incorporated by reference in this rule to become
				effective with the effective date of this rule. A copy of Forms FFAA-1 and
				FFAA-3, Florida Financial Aid Reinstatement/Restoration Application (effective
				December 2014) (
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-04785
)
				to the Department by the established April 1 deadline. Form FFAA-3 is hereby
				incorporated by reference in this rule. A copy of Forms FFAA-1 and FFAA-3 may
				be obtained from the Office of Student Financial Assistance, Department of
				Education, 325 West Gaines Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400.
(c) Complete and submit annually to the
				appropriate processor a completed need analysis document which is designed to
				use the need analysis methodology currently approved by the U.S. Congress:
1. A Florida resident must submit the need
				analysis document in time for it to be processed, error-free, by the U.S.
				Department of Education no later than May 15.
2. A non-Florida resident must postmark a
				copy of the Student Aid Report received from the need analysis agency to the
				department no later than May 15.
(d) Be enrolled in an undergraduate degree or
				certificate program at a state university, state Florida college, or state
				postsecondary vocational-technical school. A certificate-seeking student must
				be enrolled in a program that requires a minimum of nine hundred (900) clock
				hours to complete.
(e) At the end
				of the regular registration period, inclusive of the drop/add period for each
				academic term for which aid is received, an eligible student shall be:
1. Enrolled for a minimum of twelve (12)
				credits for a degree program, or
2.
				Enrolled for a minimum of three hundred sixty (360) clock hours per term for a
				certificate program, to include the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)
				Degree.
(f) Not have
				previously received a baccalaureate degree.
(g) Not owe a repayment of a federal Title IV
				grant, or any state grant or scholarship unless satisfactory arrangements have
				been made to repay.
(h) Not be in
				default on any state or federal student loan program unless satisfactory
				arrangements have been made to repay.