399 Workbench: Your Ready-Made Solution [On-Demand Webinar]

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“Find and Clear C Code 399,” our September Financial Aid Webinar, explored how financial aid offices plan to handle identification and clearance of the Department of Education’s new C Code 399. Hosted by Chris Chumley, Chief Operating Officer, and Amy Glynn, Vice President of Financial Aid Awareness and Community Initiatives at CampusLogic, webinar participants got a sneak peek of 399 Workbench, built to solve the unique one-year situation Financial Aid offices now find themselves in.

Topics Covered Include:

A history of C Code 399
Potential repercussions for Financial Aid offices
- Added administrative burden
- Negative student experience
- Increased delays
- Increased attrition
Actions schools should take
399 Workbench
- Why we built it
- A new feature in StudentForms
- How it solves issues raised by C Code 399

More Resources:

Find and Clear C Code 399 On-Demand Webinar
Find and Clear C Code 399 presentation
StudentForms Overview
NASFAA’s Q&A on Conflicting Information

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