§ 668.181 Purpose of this subpart
§ 668.182 Definitions of terms used in this subpart
§ 668.183 Calculating and applying cohort default rates
§ 668.184 Determining cohort default rates for institutions that have undergone a change in status
§ 668.185 Draft cohort default rates and your ability to challenge before official cohort default rates are issued
§ 668.186 Notice of your official cohort default rate
§ 668.187 Consequences of cohort default rates on your ability to participate in Title IV, HEA programs
§ 668.188 Preventing evasion of the consequences of cohort default rates
§ 668.189 General requirements for adjusting official cohort default rates and for appealing their consequences
§ 668.190 Uncorrected data adjustments
§ 668.191 New data adjustments
§ 668.192 Erroneous data appeals
§ 668.193 Loan servicing appeals
§ 668.194 Economically disadvantaged appeals
§ 668.195 Participation rate index appeals
§ 668.196 Average rates appeals
§ 668.197 Thirty-or-fewer borrowers appeals
§ 668.198 Severability

Terms Used In CFR > Title 34 > Subtitle B > Chapter VI > Part 668 > Subpart M - Two Year Cohort Default Rates

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