HomeMy WebLinkAbout2001-11-29 - Agendas - FinalFIRE PENSION AND RELIEF FUND BOARD
NOVEMBER 29, 2001
AGENDA
A meeting of the Firemen's Pension and Relief Fund Board will be held on November 29, 2001
at 11:00 a m in Room 326 of the City Administration Building located at 113 West Mountain
Street.
1. Approval of the minutes
2. Approval of the Pension List
a. Kelly Skelton's Benefits
3. Investment Report
4. Other Business
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MINUTES OF A MEETING
OF THE
FIREMEN'S PENSION AND RELIEF FUND BOARD
OCTOBER 25, 2001
A meeting of the Fayetteville Firemen's Pension and Relief Fund Board was held on October 25,
2001, in Room 326 of the City Administration Building located at 113 W. Mountain Street,
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
PRESENT: Marion Doss, Pete Reagan, Danny Farrar, Robert Johnson, Ronnie Wood, Ted Webber,
Kit Williams, and Heather Woodruff.
MINUTES
Mr. Wood moved to approve the minutes. Mr. Farrar seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
PENSION LIST
Mr. Williams stated Kelly Skelton would be turning nineteen in November. He has sent her a letter
stating that if she was not in school full time then, her benefits would cease. Her money would then
go to her younger sister.
Mr. Reagan asked what the definition of a full time student was
Mr. Williams stated he would guess that it would be twelve hours. But the statute did not say that.
Mr. Webber stated the institution would determine the status.
Mr. Reagan moved to approve the Pension List. Mr. Wood seconded. The motion earned
unanimously.
INVESTMENT REPORT
Mr. Yada stated the report was as September 30, 2001. At their last meeting the total market was
down about five percent. As of Tuesday afternoon, they were at eleven million forty-nine thousand.
Fifty-one thousand had been sent back to the checking account. The Dow Jones was down 16.99%.
The S&P 500 was down 20.42%. The Nasdaq was down 39%. The stock market has been
challenging and will probably continue to do so. They would be up and down until the economy was
going again. The Private Portfolio was down 19.36%. Mercury Group was down 25%. They had
out performed the Dow Jones and the S&P 500. Ashland was down 22.36%. The Income Account
was up 8.59%, half of their money was in this account. The Long Term Treasury was up 6%. High
Grade Cooperate Bonds were up 9.21%. The Three Month Treasury was up 3.60%. The Income
Account has out performed their index.
Since January they have sent back to the checking account $462,000. They had been looking
at the activity after September 11. There had been a lot of good activity. Leading up to September
11 the economy looked like it was beginning to stabilize. The economy has changed since the
tragedy. The entertainment and airlines would not be doing well for a while. He thought the
economy was going to continue this way through at least half of next year.
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Mr. Webber asked if they were investing in companies like Disney for the long term and did it make
since to sell now.
Mr. Yada stated if the fundamentals of the company were changing and there was something better
that they could invest in, then he liked to see them do that. They knew Disney was • not going to be
doing anything for a while. Even if there was a lose, sometimes they had to cut their loses and go
on to something else. Every thing they bought was not going to go up. If they could get six out of
ten they were doing well.
In response to questions, Mr. Yada stated Ashland was a growth manager and they were continuing
with their same investment philosophy. No growth manager was making money nght now. They
were making money up until August of last year. Mercury was not giving them any performance
since they had them.
Mr. Reagan asked if he could foresee any changes in their policy over the next six to eight months.
Mr. Yada replied no. He thought right now would be the wrong time to make any drastic changes.
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr. Williams stated the Council had approved their millage for next year. There was a question on
whether or not they had to roll it back. He did not believe so. He thought it would remain at .4 mil
for this year.
Mr. Webber stated he had run across a report that use to be distributed on a quarterly basis. It was
taken from the city's ledger. The format was a market bases which would be the same basis as what
came on their statement, but it also added a cost basis which showed the activity of what they paid
for it and what they sold it for. He would start distributing it to them.
In response to questions regarding the Skelton case, Mr. Williams stated they had filed briefs and
the judge thought he could decide it on the briefs. He would have the opportunity to do a reply brief
if necessary.
Mr. Reagan stated he believed Ms. Skelton thought Roy should have some money in the system after
their kids benefits ended.
Mr. Williams stated if that he did then she would get that money.
Mr. Reagan stated he did not believe he would. What they put into the system would be drawn out
the first two years. With a contribution of six percent of salary, they would draw out their
contributions within two years
Meeting adjourned at 11:25 a.m.
City of Fayetteville
VERIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT
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One College Drive Bentonville, AR 72712 (501) 636-9222
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Retirement
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Effective Monday, December 31, 2001 I will be retiring from the Fayetteville Fire
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vacation.
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KIT WILLIAMS, CITY ATTORNEY
DAVID WHITAKER, ASST. CITY ATTORNEY
TO: Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund
FROM: Kit Williams
DATE: November 29, 2001
RE: Kelly Skelton - Benefits after high school
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Kelly Skelton is now 19 years of age and has completed high school. The
state law governing her pension benefits states:
"However, if a child enrolls in an institution of
higher education after completing high school,
the payments shall continue as long as the child
is a full-time student, but in no instance beyond
the child's twenty-third birthday."
A C A §24-11-820 (b) (2) (B)
If Kelly provides this board adequate proof of her enrollment in college as
a full-time student, I believe you can continue to pay her benefits as long as she
remains a full-time student as that is commonly understood. This means Kelly
cannot drop classes such that she would no longer be classified as "full-time."
However, Kelly would NOT have to go to summer school for her benefits to
continue as long as she was properly registered for the fall semester.
Information Acknowledgement
2001-2002 Student Aid Report (SAR)
OMB No. 1845-0008
Form Approved
Exp. 12/31/2002
Federal 429-59-9896 Student Aid Programs SK -02 ORN: 0145
»o not use this form to make corrections. See your Financial A d Administrator
009116C202
KELLY S. SKELTON
260 LAPIS LN #7
FAYETTEVILLE AR 72701
October 19, 2001
EFC: 01343
We have processed your application for federal student aid or the correction that
you submitted electronically through your school or. on the Web. On _theaback_of_this_.;_�
page"weprinted the information we received and a summary of the results of processing
that information. We may have assumed certain information to calculate your eligibility
for federal student aid. We printed any assumptions we made and the word "assumed" for
the items on the back of the page. You can make corrections by going to www.fafsa.ed.gov
and using your PIN or by contacting your Financial Aid Administrator (FAA) if:
- the assumptions we made are not correct,
- you need to make other corrections, or
- we indicate below that more information is needed to determine your eligibility,
Contact your FAA if:
- we indicate below you are selected for verification, or
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- we indicate below you must work with your FAA to resolve some eligibility issues.
If all the information on this Student Aid Report is correct, you may be eligible to
receive a Federal Pell Grant and other federal student aid in 2001-2002. Your FAA will
determine whether you meet all other requirements to receive aid. The amount of aid
will depend on the cost of attendance at your school, your enrollment status,
Congressional budget restrictions, and other factors.
Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. You
must submit to your school signed copies of certain financial documents.
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009116C202 429-59-9896 SK 02
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This section contains information from your student aid application (shaded items display parents' information, if provided).
to make corrections. see the financial aid administrator at your school.
1. LAST NAME
SKELTON
2. FIRST SANE
KELLY
3. MIDDLE INITIAL
5
4. PERMANENT STREET ADDRESS' 260 1API5
_N #7
5. CITY
FAYETTEVIIIE
6. STATE ABBREVIATION
AR
7. ZIP CODE
- 72701
8. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
429-59-9896
9. DATE OF BIRTH
OCTOBER 25 1982
10. PERMANENT HONE PHONE NUMBER
(501) 562-2283
11. DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER
429599896
12. DRIVER'S LICENSE STATE. ABBREVIATION
AR
13. CITIZENSHIP STATUS
U.S. CHI
14. ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER
15, MARITAL STATUSUNMARRIED
66... PARENTIS) STALE OF 'LEGAL RESIDENCE
16. DATE OF MARITAL STATUS
(BIANK)
NOT ATTENDING
17. ENROLLMENT STATUS SUMMER TERM 2001
18. ENROLLMENT STATUS FALL SEM/QTR 2001
FULL TIME/NOT SURE
19. ENROLLMENT STATUS MINTER QTR 2001-2002
FULL TIME/NOT SURE
20. ENROLLMENT STATUS SPRING SEM/QTR 2002
FULL TIME/NOT SURE
21. ENROLLMENT STATUS SUMMER TERM 2002
FULL TIME/NOT SURE
22 FATHER'S EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
HIGH SCHOOL
23. MOTHER'S EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
HIGH SCHOOL
-24.
AR- _ - ..-- --
STATE -OF -LEGAL RESIDENCE:AB3REVIATION
25. LEGAL RESIDENT BEFORE JANUARY 1, 1996?
YES
26. DATE YOU BECAME A LEGAL RESIDENT
(BLANK)
27. ARE YOU MALE?
NO
28. REGISTER YOU FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE?
(BLANK)
29. TYPE OF DEGREE/CERTIFICATE
ASSOC. TECHNICAL
30. GRADE LEVEL IN COLLEGE IN 2001-2002
1ST NEVER ATTENDED
31. HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED?
YES
32. FIRST BACHELOR'S DEGREE BY 7-1-2001?
NO
33. INTERESTED IN STUDENT LOANS?
VES
34. INTERESTED IN WORK-STUDY?
NO
35. DRUG CONVICTION AFFECTING ELIGIBILITY?
NO
ALREADY COMPLETED
36. FILED 2000 IRS INCOME TAX RETURN
37. TYPE OF 2000 TAX FORM USED
1040A/EZ/TEL
YES
38. ELIGIBLE TO FILE A 10404 OR 1040EZ?
39. ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME FROM IRS FORM
$ 3 149
40. U.S. INCOME TAX PAID
$ 0
41. EXEMPTIONS CLAIMED
00
42. STUDENT'S INCOME EARNED FROM WORK
$ 3.149
43. SPOUSE'S INCOME EARNED FROM WORK
$ 0
44. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET A
$ 0
45. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET B
$ 0
46. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET C
$ 0
47. NET WORTH OF CURRENT INVESTMENTS
$ 0
48. NET WORTH OF BUSINESS/INVESTMENT FARMS
$ 0
49. CASH, SAVINGS, AND CHECKING
$ 56
50. HOW MANY MONTHS RECEIVE VA BENEFITS?
00
51. MONTHLY VA EDUCATION BENEFITS AMOUNT
$ 0
STUDENT'S EMAIL ADDRESS: KSEXV1699QAOL.COM
If you need
52. BORN BEFORE 1-1-1978?
NO
53. HORNING ON MASTERS OR DOCTORATE?
NO
54. ARE YOU MARRIED?
NO
55. HAVE CHILDREN YOU SUPPORT?
NO •
56. DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN CHILDREN/SPOUSE?
NO
57. ORPHAN OR WARD OF COURT?
NO
58. VETERAN OF U.S. ARMED FORCES?
NO
59. ,PARENTIS) MARITAL. STATUS
DIVORCED/SEPARATED
60., YOUR FATHER'S.. SOCIAL. SECURITY. NUMBER
000-00-0000
61. YOUR FATHER'S LAST NAME
62....YOUR.. MOTHER'S. SOCIAL SECURITYNUMBER ......431-06-2649
63...YOUR .MOTHER'S LAST NAME .
SKELTON. ,..,.
64,.. NUMBER.. OF FAMILY.. MEMBERS. IN 2001-2002
03
,,. 65. NUMBER IN COLLEGE. IN 2001-2002 ...
1
66... PARENTIS) STALE OF 'LEGAL RESIDENCE
..AR - ---
..67...LEGAL .RESIDENT . BEFORE Jimmy :. 1, ,19% ?.:YES
.. .
68. .DATE.. PARENT(S) $ (CAME_ LEGAL.. RESIDENT
..(BLANK)
'.. 65.. AGE.. OF. OLDER PARENT ... __..
47 ......
.:. 70.. FAREMTLS) FILIO :2000:.1NCOME-:TAX RETINHM::-::ALREADY
COMPLETED
71.TYPE OF 2000TliX1O104 USED
1040
72, ELIGIBLE TO FILE A 1O4DA OR 1040E1?
YES
73,.ADJUSTED .GROSS ..WOK ..FRON IRS. FORM
$ 21,895
74. U.S.. INCOME TAX ►410-
$ 554
-,. 75. EXEMPTION
CLAIMED
03
76. FATHER'S INCOME. EARNED.. FROM KIRK $
77,. 66)T $ INCOME EARNED._FRON. WORK:.: $ 16,585
78... AMOUNT.. FROM . FAFSA. W0*SIR:E1 A .... :$1.954`
.. _...
1 $ 3,0000
79, MOUNT FROM _FAFSA MORKSHEET 3
60.. AMOUNT_ FROM. FAFSA. $ORKSMEET C. --- $ 9
"..81...
NET .IgBTH.OF. CURRENTINy£fTNENi3.. $ 5.500
:82..NET :.WITH OF:. BUSINESS/1NVESTNENT EARNS$ 0
83. AND CMECKING $ 6
84. NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS IN 2001-2002
85. NUMBER IN COLLEGE IN 2001-2002
86. FIRST COLLEGE NAME
I..,i 6
87. FIRST HOUSING PLANS
WITH, PARENT(S)
88. SECOND COLLEGE NAME
SECOND HOUSING. PLANS
III89.
90. THIRD COLLEGE NAME
91. THIRD HOUSING PLANS
92. FOURTH COLLEGE NAME
93. FOURTH HOUSING PLANS
94. FIFTH COLLEGE NAME
95. FIFTH HOUSING PLANS
96. SIXTH COLLEGE NAME
97. SIXTH HOUSING PLANS
98. DATE COMPLETED
:FR 06 2001
99. SIGNED BY
BOTH
100. PREPARER'S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
. -
101. PREPARER'S EIN
102. PREPARER'S SIGNATURE
(BLANK)
Record Type:
Verification Flag:
SAR C Flag:
System Generated
Application Receipt Date:
Transaction Process Date:
Transaction Receipt Date:
Indicator:
H
Y
09/06/2001
10/19/2001
10/17/2001
_Processing. Results
Expected Family Contribution: Primary
Secondary
Automatic Zero EFC Flag:
Formula Type:
Simplified Needs Test Flag:
FAA Adjustment:
01343 Dependency Status Model: 13
01363 Dependency Override:
Hold Code:
P Subsequent Application Flag:
Y Pell Eligible Flag: Y
SSN Match Flag:
INS Match Flag:
INS Sec. Conf. Flag:
NSLDS Match Flag:
4 • Selective Service Registration Flag:
INS Verification #:
NSLDS Results Flag:
1 VA Match Flag:
Selective Service Match:
SSA Citizenship Code:
NSLDS Transaction Number:
PRIS Match Flag:
Reject Code(s):
Comment Codes: 149 170 006 140
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009116C202
429-59-9896 SK 02
Information Acknowledgement
2001-2002 Student Aid Report (SAR)
Federal Student Aid Programs 429-59-9896
SK -02 MIN: 0145
OMB No. 1845-0008
Form Approved
Exp. 12/31/2002
not use;; this fot
009116C202
KELLY S. SKELTON
260 LAPIS LN #7
FAYETTEVILLE AR 72701
rtchgtrs dee �ptt� Pan�nciat Ai�i rldmintsttato€ s'
October 19, 2001
EFC: 01343
We have processed your application for federal student aid or the correction that
you submitted electronically through your school or on the Web._ On the back of this
page we printed the information we received and a summary of the results of processing
that information. 'We may have assumed certain information to calculate your eligibility
for federal student aid. We printed any assumptions we made and the word "assumed" for
the items on the back of the page. You can make corrections by going to www.fafsa.ed.gov
and using your PIN or by contacting your Financial Aid Administrator (FAA) if:
- the assumptions we made are not correct,
- you need to make other corrections; or
- we indicate below that more information is needed to determine your eligibility,
Contact your FAA if:
- we indicate below you are selected for verification, or
• - we indicate below you must work with your FAA to resolve some eligibility issues.
If all the information on this Student Aid Report is correct, you may be eligible to
receive a Federal Pell Grant and other federal student aid in 2001-2002. Your FAA will
determine whether you meet all other requirements to receive aid. The amount of aid
will depend on the Lost of attendance at your school, your enrollment status,
Congressional budget restrictions, and other factors.
Your application ha been selected for review in a process called verification. You
must submit to your school signed copies of certain financial documents.
•
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009116C202 429-59-9896 SK 02
This section contains information from your student aid application (shaded items display parents' information, if provided). 11 •you need
to make corrections. see the financial aid administrator at your school,
1. LAST NAME
2. FIRST NAME
5KELTDN
KELLY
3. MIDDLE INITIAL
S
4. PERMANENT STREET ADDRESS 260 LAPIS N 127
5. CITY
6. STATE ABBREVIATION
FAYETTEVILI E
AR
7. IIP CODE
8. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
9. DATE OF BIRTH
10. PERMANENT HOME PHONE NUMBER
11 DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER
72701
F29-59-9896
FSTOBiR-2S _1282
(591) 582-2283
12
13
14
DRIVER'S LICENSE STATE ABBREVIATIO
CITIZENSHIP STATUS
ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER
_439592846
AIS
U.S. CITIZEN
15. MARITAL STATUS
16. DAZE OF MARITAL STATUS
UNMAARI EO
()HANK)
17. ENROLLMENT STATUS SUMMER TERM 2001 NOT ATTENDING
18. ENROLLMENT STATUS FALL SEM/QTR 2001 FULL TIME/NOT SURE
19. ENROLLMENT STATUS MINTER QTR 2001-2002 FULL TIME/NOT SURE
20. ENROLLMENT STATUS SPRING SEM/QTR 2002 FULL TIME/NOT SURE
21. ENROLLMENT STATUS SUMMER TERM 2002 FULL TIME/NOT SURE
22. FATHER'S EDUCATIONAL LEVEL HIGH SCHOOL
23. MOTHER'S EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
24. STATE OF LEGAL RESIDENCE ABBREVIATION
25. LEGAL RESIDENT BEFORE JANUARY 1, 1996? YES
26. DATE YOU BECAME A LEGAL RESIDENT (BLANK)
27. ARE YOU MALE? NO
28. REGISTER YOU FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE? (BLANK)
29. TYPE OF DEGREE/CERTIFICATE ASSOC. TECHNICAL
30. GRADE LEVEL IN COLLEGE IN 2001-2002
31. HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED? YES
32. FIRST BACHELOR'S DEGREE BY 7-1-2001? N0
33. INTERESTED IN STUDENT LOANS? YES
34. INTERESTED IN MORK-STUDY? NO
35. DRUG CONVICTION AFFECTING ELIGIBILITY?
36. FILED 2000 IRS INCOME TAX RETURN
HIGH SCHOOL
AR •
1ST NEVER ATTENDED
_HO
_ALREADY COMP1 FTEO
37. TYPE OF 2000 TAX FORM USED _1040A/EZ/TEL
38. ELIGIBLE TO FILE A 1040A OR 1040E2? YES
39. ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME FROM IRS FORM . $
40. U.S. INCOME TAX PAID $
41. EXEMPTIONS CLAIMED
42. STUDENT'S INCOME EARNED FROM HORK $ 3 4
43. SPOUSE'S INCOME EARNED FROM WORK $
44. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET A $
45. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET B $
46. AMOUNT FROM FAFSA WORKSHEET C $
47. NET WORTH OF CURRENT INVESTMENTS $
48. NET NORTH OF BUSINESS/INVESTMENT FARMS $
49. CASH, SAVINGS, AND CHECKING $ 5
50. HOW MANY MONTHS RECEIVE VA BENEFITS?
3149_
00
00
52. BORN BEFORE 1-1-1978?
53. WORKING ON MASTERS OR DOCTORATE?
54. ARE YOU MARRIED?
55. HAVE CHILDREN YOU SUPPORT?
j6. DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN CHILDREN/SPOUSE?
57. ORPHAN OR WARD OF COURT?
58. VETERAN OF U.S. ARMED FORCES?
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
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59. PARENT($) J/ARIIAL STATUS
6(1, YDUU:KATHEp'S 'SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER .000.:000000
6L :YOUR: FATHER'SLAST HARE --- - -
62,..YOOR:NOTHCA 4 suCIAL.SEL'URITYNUMBER
4
YOUR ROTHE S LAST NAME
NUNRER T)F FANILY.NENBERS IN -2001-2002
431-06-2449
SKE 0
03 .. _.
§.;;NUMBER IN COIJ:EG£ IR:2001-2002-
64.:PARENT(S) STATL-"tlF LEGAL.RESIAENCE
AR'
67,..:LEGAL, RESIDENT A FORE..JANUARY 1 1996?:
611.:DATE:PARENITSL:BECAME:LEGAL.RESIDENT
-YES"-
-
(BLANk)-
AGE. OF :OLDER PARENT •. -
70.PARENI(S) FILW2000ANCONEAX RETURN:::
47
4LREADY:GON7LET£0
:S.. TYRE -.OF 3000: 14K- FOR
72.-i£LIGIALE TOJILE.A 10404-ORIA 40E3?
7.3,..AOJUSTED GROSS,:INCOME FRCN :IRS FORM
74. TLSii_.1NCOHE: IA1I8A1D •
?Si :EXEMPTiwNS:CIA1MEb
$ ..T1YB99.
03
56. FATHER''S INCOME: EARNED FROM WORK
71, MOTHER'S INCOME EARNED FROM HORK -'
$ :
1&,585'
78...AHOUNT FROM::AfSA.MORKSHEET•A.-.
1;:956'
74.;::ANOUNT ;F ON::FAE$A WORKSHEET::)
$
3
.58(L.AMOUNT-FROM4AFSA,WORkSHEET C --
b1• NIT,MORTH ,OE::.CURRENT .I HV€$TNENT$
$:.
306".
82.:. NETT HORTH;OF`SUSINESS/INVESEMENT :EARNS
83. CASNr-SAVJNGSI;ANDCLIECKFNG:+L-:
84. NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS IN 2001-2002
85. NUMBER 1N COLLEGE IN 2001-2002
86. FIRST COLLEGE NAME
87. FIRST HOUSING PLANS
88. SECOND COLLEGE NAME
89. SECOND HOUSING PLANS
90. THIRD COLLEGE NAME
91. THIRD HOUSING PLANS
NORTJ0I RDIAtlSAS�OHHUNI TY
PARENT(S
N1TH TIS)
92. FOURTH COLLEGE NAME
93. FOURTH HOUSING PLANS
94. FIFTH COLLEGE NAME
95. FIFTH HOUSING PLANS
96. SIXTH COLLEGE NAME
97. SIXTH HOUSING PLANS
98. DATE COMPLETED
99. SIGNED BY A
100. PREPARER'S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
51. MONTHLY VA EDUCATION BENEFITS AMOUNT
STUDENT'S EMAIL ADDRESS: KSEXY1699@AOL.COM
101. PREPARER'S EIN
102. PREPARER'S SIGNATURE
SEPTEMBER 06 2001
BOTH
�B1AtlKl_
BI ANK)
(BLANK)
Processing Results
Record Type: H Expected
Verification Flag: Y
SAR C Flag:
System Generated Indicator:
Application Receipt Date:
Transaction Process Date:
Transaction Receipt Date:
Family -Contribution: Primary
Secondary
Automatic Zero EFC Flag:
Formula Type:
09/06/2001 Simplified Needs Test Flag:
10/19/2001 FAA Adjustment:
10/17/2001
01343 Dependency Status Model: D
01363 Dependency Override:
Hold Code:
P Subsequent Application Flag:
Y Pell Eligible Flag: Y
SSN Match Flag:
INS Match Flag:
INS Sec. Conf. Flag:
NSLDS Match Flag:
4
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Selective Service Registration Flag:
INS Verification #:
NSLDS Results Flag:
VA Match Flag:
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Registration Procedures
Registration
Students will register for classes according to
instructions and deadline dates contained in the sched-
ule of classes published prior to the beginning of each
semester. Registration is considered complete when the
student has paid tuition and fees or when the Financial
Aid Office or Business Office has officially authorized
payment. Students with past due obligations to the col-
lege may not register for classes until such obligations
are resolved to the satisfaction of the college. The college
reserves the right to deny registration to any individual
who has violated the Student Code of Conduct and is
currently suspended from the college or when the col-
lege is unable to provide the services, courses or pro-
grams needed to assist a student in meeting his/her edu-
cational objectives.
Counseling/Advising
Counselors/advisors will work with you to identify
your educational and career interests in order to create
an educational plan. Counselors/advisors also will
inform you about course prerequisites, the transferabili-
ty of courses and the sequence in which courses should
be taken. Once your educational plan has been devel-
oped, you are ready to register. The exact time and day to
register will be listed in the credit class schedule available
each semester.
Scheduling Classes
You are responsible for scheduling your own class-
es and for being aware of all schedule changes. The col-
lege reserves the right to cancel, combine or change the
time, day or location of any class without obligation.
The college also reserves the right to change the instruc-
tor and/or instructional methodology without obliga-
tion.
Student Course Load
For fall or spring semester you are considered full-
time if you are enrolled in 12 or more credit hours; those
enrolling in 9 to 11 credit hours are considered three
quarter time; those enrolling in 6 to 8 credit hours are
considered half-time, and those enrolling in 1 to 5 cred-
it hours arc considered less than half-time students.
In the summer session, you are considered full-time
if you are.enrolled in six or more credit hours; if you are
enrolled in fewer than six credit hours, you are a half-
time student. If you wish to enroll in more than 18
semester hours of credit for a fall or spring semester or
more than 10 hours of credit in the summer you must,
before enrolling, receive written permission from the
Vice President of Learning.
Early Registration
Early registration is open to you if you are current-
ly enrolled or have submitted an admission application
to the Admissions Office by the deadline dates listed in
the credit class schedule. During early registration, you
may register by Web according to procedures listed in
the credit class schedule. To facilitate registration by
Web, you should make sure any transcripts from other
schools containing prerequisites for courses at NWACC
have been received and articulated. You should also take
care of any holdson your record, such as financial or
library obligations, prior to enrollment.
Late Registration
Late registration takes place during the first five
working days of fall and spring semester classes and dur-
ing the first two working days of the summer session.
Specific dates and times are listed each semester in the
credit class schedule.
Registration for Late -Start Classes
You may register for classes listed in the "Late -start
Classes" section of the credit class schedule according to
the procedures listed in the credit class schedule.
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