When in the scholarship award process must the scholar sign the payback agreement?
An institution receiving a Long‑term Training grant from the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), U.S. Department of Education, must ensure that any student receiving scholarship assistance from the grant signs and dates a “payback” agreement prior to the initial disbursement of any scholarship funds on his/her behalf, including the payment or crediting of tuition. The institution must My disclose to the RSA scholar the terms and conditions of the payback requirement in the application for an RSA scholarship. The written agreement must contain the terms and conditions required by the regulations.
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