If your tuition and fees are less than the monthly rate, we’ll send you a lump sum (one payment) at the start of each term.Įxample: If you’re enrolled less than 1/2 time and more than 1/4 time, and you attend a 90-day term, you may get up to $2,436 for the term ($812 per month x 3).
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1/4-time enrollment or less: $350.25 for each full month (or the cost of your tuition and fees, whichever is less).Less than 1/2-time and more than 1/4-time enrollment: $812 for each full month (or the cost of your tuition and fees, whichever is less).If you’re enrolled less than 1/2 time, we’ll pay you up to the amount listed here for every month you’re enrolled-but no more than the cost of your tuition and fees: 1/2-time enrollment: $812 for each full month.3/4-time enrollment: $1,107 for each full month.Full-time enrollment: $1,401 for each full month.We’ll pay you up to the rate listed here based on how many courses you’re taking: Your payment would be 1/3 of the monthly rate. For example, if your school starts on the 20th, you would get a payment for 10 days of enrollment that month. We’ll pay you a percentage of the full month’s rate based on the number of days that you’re enrolled in the month. The amounts listed here are for a full month of enrollment. These monthly rates are for courses at colleges and universities. The DEA rates listed here are for October 1, 2022, to September 30, 2023. We’ll make the payments directly to you. Your clock hours per week are less than what we consider to be full time, or.You’re enrolled in fewer courses than what we consider to be full time, or.You may get less than the full rate each month if any of these is true: How many courses you’re taking-or how far along you are in your on-the-job training or apprenticeship program.The type of education or training you’re getting, and.We base your monthly rate (or payment amount) on these 2 factors:
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