1. Does your institution wish to improve Financial Responsibility Ratio Scores used by the U.S. Department of Education to determine your eligibility conditions for participating in Title IV Student Financial Aid Programs?
2. Have audits, program reviews, or internal reports indicated your institution has encountered problems during some prior or current period in reconciling records and/or reports involving Title IV expenditures?
3. Has the institution had any program funds go unspent, and/or students not paid the amount of their full eligibility in recent years due to funding issues?
4. Has your institution been notified of an impending program review, or do you expect to be notified in the near future (next 12 months)?
5. Is the institution currently involved in a program review and or audit findings dispute that could lead to some potential liability?
6. Is the institution uncertain of the possibility it has to recover funds from some aspects of it's past operations, and would like to remove that uncertainty and recover whatever funding that is still available?
7. Are reimbursement related problems causing late award payments, and large student receivables that are a problem for both the institution and the student?
8. Is there any other aspect of the institution's financial aid program that needs special attention?

If the answer is "Yes" to one or more of the conditions listed above, I would strongly encourage you or your designated staff to contact us as soon as possible. Our success with these issues could be of great benefit to your organization. The earlier our resources are deployed, the better the results!

Because of requests for immediate technical support due to "surprise events", we have been asked by presidents to consider entering agreements that retain our services on an "as need" basis, with the ability to respond promptly to emergency type conditions that may exist from time to time. We have this service available and it includes "periodic spot checks" to offer some insurance against losses from serious problems.

Many senior officials are discovering, that even after the best efforts of their staff and others in addressing one of the issues on the enclosed list, there is still a gap between desired results and actual outcomes. Our guarantee of more favorable results and cost effective approaches is based on more than two decades of continuous refinement of techniques that resolve financial aid issues in the most favorable manner.