Isakson and Roe Section 1018
Overview
Johnny Isakson and David P. Roe, M.D. Veterans Health Care and Benefits Improvement Act of 2020 is designed to ensure that educational institutions approved for VA education benefits meet certain requirements. These requirements are put in place to protect the rights and interests of veterans and other eligible individuals who are pursuing education and training under these benefits.
The Office of Financial Aid calculates an estimated cost of attendance for student financial aid applicants based on federal student aid guidance.
Cost of attendance estimates vary based on enrollment level each semester and a variety of other factors and consists of direct costs (expenses paid directly to the school) and indirect costs (expenses incurred while in school).
Before a covered individual's enrollment in a course, we are committed to providing personalized information about the course. This includes:
- The estimated total cost of the course and living expenses for students enrolled in the course.
- The amount of the costs that are covered by veteran educational assistance provided to the individual.
- An estimate of the amount of student loan debt the individual would have upon graduation.
Information about graduation rates and job placement rates for graduates of the course:
- Retention and Success Report by Ethnicity
- Baccalaureate Retention and Success Report
- State Vocational Program Placement Report
- Student Body Diversity Information
Before a covered individual enrolls in a course, our institution is committed to providing personalized information about our policy on the acceptance of transfer credits. This includes:
- How we evaluate and accept transfer credits from other educational institutions.
- How we evaluate and accept military credits, which could be earned from military training or service.
We aim to ensure that every student has a clear understanding of how their prior academic and military experience can contribute to their educational journey with us, helping them to plan their course of study more efficiently and potentially save time and resources.
This link will provide you with more detailed information about our policy on the acceptance of transfer credits, including the process for transferring credits, the types of credits we accept, and how to request a transfer of credits. This overview is meant to be a brief summary and does not cover all the details of our policy. For full and accurate information, always refer to our detailed Transfer of Credits Policy.
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We encourage you to first reach out to Sandra.Torres-Pintos@sfcollege.edu or Nick.McMillen@sfcollege.edu for all questions, concerns, or issues related to Active Duty, Reservist, National Guard, Veterans or their Families.