Micro and Mainframe Computer Models for Improved Planning in Awarding Financial Aid to Disadvantaged Students.

Attinasi, Louis C., Jr.; Fenske, Robert H.

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Publication Date: 1988

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Micro and Mainframe Computer Models for Improved Planning in Awarding Financial Aid to Disadvantaged Students.

Attinasi, Louis C., Jr.; Fenske, Robert H.

Journal of Student Financial Aid, v18 n1 p37-44 Win 1988

Two computer models used at Arizona State University recognize the tendency of students from low-income and minority backgrounds to apply for assistance late in the funding cycle. They permit administrators to project the amount of aid needed by such students. The Financial Aid Computerized Tracking System is described. (Author/MLW)

Descriptors: Computers, Disadvantaged Youth, Higher Education, Low Income Groups, Lower Class Students, Microcomputers, Minority Groups, Models, Planning, State Universities, Student Financial Aid

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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