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Title: A LenderLender Servicer Odyssey through NSLDS


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A Lender/Lender Servicer Odyssey through NSLDS
  • Pam Eliadis
  • US Department of Education
  • Ron Bennett
  • US Department of Education

2
Objectives
  • Identify how lender reported data affects student
    eligibility
  • Specify how the flow of enrollment data impacts
    timely conversion to repayment
  • Recognize what data reported to NSLDS impacts the
    Cohort Default Rate
  • Examine ways lenders can improve NSLDS Data
    Quality
  • Define NSLDS Security rules and user
    responsibilities

3

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Student Eligibility
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Student Eligibility
  • Lender Reported items that affect Student
    Eligibility
  • Loan Statuses
  • Originations
  • Disbursements
  • Cancellations/Refunds
  • Outstanding Balances

6
Student Eligibility
  • Schools see eligibility information
  • ISIR
  • NSLDS FAP Website

7
Student Eligibility
  • Loan Status
  • Lenders report to GAs using
  • Common Account Maintenance (CAM)
  • NSLDS Lender Manifest
  • Proprietary Methods

8
Student Eligibility
  • Loan Status
  • Default Status is based on Lender Claim Payment
  • Rehabilitated Loans should be reported timely

9
Student Eligibility
  • Loan Status
  • Identification of Consolidations Underlying
    Loans
  • Loan Status Code PN, DN, PC, DP or PF
  • Loan Status Date within 210 days (before or
    after) of the Consolidation Loan Date

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Student Eligibility
  • Aggregates
  • Aggregate Loan Limits are calculated for each
    student on NSLDS to assist the FAA in
    determining student eligibility.
  • Three Major Variables
  • Net Loan Amounts (Guaranty minus Cancellations)
  • Disbursements
  • Outstanding Principal Balance

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Student Eligibility
  • Originations
  • Report Originations as they happen
  • Helps Schools see pending aid for Transfer
    Students

12
Student Eligibility
  • Cancellations/Refunds

Factor in determining the Net Loan Amount for
aggregate calculation
13
Student Eligibility
  • Disbursements

Factor in aggregate calculation
14
Student Eligibility
  • Outstanding Principal and Interest Balance Amounts

OPB factored in aggregate calculations, OIB and
Other Fees are not
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Student Eligibility
  • Aggregates
  • Recent Loans
  • Period End Date lt 90 days old
  • Loan Status IA, ID, IG, IM
  • Aggregate OPB Greater of the OPB or Disbursed
    Amount, not to exceed net loan amount
  • If both the OPB and Disbursed Amount equal zero,
    use zero

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Student Eligibility
  • Aggregates
  • Non-Recent Loans
  • Period end date gt 90 days old
  • Aggregate OPB lesser of the Net Loan Amount,
    Disbursed Amount, or Outstanding
    Principal Balance if all
    three are greater than zero

17
Enrollment Reporting
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18
Enrollment Reporting
  • Impacts of Enrollment Reporting on Lenders/Lender
    Servicers
  • Enrollment Reporting Flow
  • Changes to the Loan Status
  • Impact on the Date Entered Repayment
  • Effects of Non-Reported Enrollment Changes

19
Enrollment Reporting
  • How do students get on a schools roster?
  • Reporting of a loan
  • School adds them to a roster
  • Reporting of a Pell Grant for students who
    previously borrowed at another school

20
Enrollment Reporting Flow

21
Enrollment Reporting
  • When student drops below half-time attendance
  • Loan Status IA to IM or IG

22
Enrollment Reporting
  • When a student in repayment returns to school
  • Loan Status RP to DA

23
Enrollment Reporting
  • Impact on Date Entered Repayment (DER)
  • Enrollment Effective Date used to
    drive DER
  • DER is loan based, not student based
  • GA Data Provider Instructions
  • Grace Separation 6 months
  • DER Separation 6 months 1 day
  • After entering repayment, DER does not change

24
Enrollment Reporting
  • Possible Effects of Non-Reported
    Enrollment Changes
  • Loan converted to repayment early
  • Loan entering repayment delayed
  • Borrower enters grace period without knowledge

25
Enrollment Reporting
  • Example of Improper Reporting
  • Lenders system puts the student into grace and
    then repayment however, the student
    was stilled enrolled.

Outstanding Amount Balance History
26
Enrollment Reporting
  • Data Quality Monitoring
  • Inconsistencies between enrollment and loan
    statuses

27
Enrollment Reporting
  • Effective Enrollment Reporting and usage
  • Reduces risk of default
  • Minimizes technical defaults
  • NSLDS
  • Maintains the official enrollment data
  • Provides GAs enrollment data weekly
  • Instructs GAs to inform Lender/Lender Servicers
    timely

28
Cohort Default Rates
3
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Cohort Default Rates
  • Recognize what data reported to NSLDS impacts the
    Cohort Default Rate (CDR)
  • Formula
  • Fields
  • Rates
  • Frequency
  • Adjustments

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Cohort Default Rates
  • Fiscal Year 2004 CDR Formula
  • Borrowers who entered repayment in FY04
    and defaulted in FY04 05
  • divided by
  • Borrowers who entered repayment in
    FY04

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Cohort Default Rates
  • What NSLDS fields affect the CDR calculation?
  • Date Entered Repayment (DER)
  • Loan Type
  • Date Claim Paid
  • Claim Reason Code
  • Loan Status Codes
  • Student Identifiers

32
Cohort Default Rates
  • Two Lender Calculations
  • Originating Lender Rate
  • Current Holder Rate

33
Cohort Default Rates
  • How often are the CDRs Calculated?
  • Draft Cohort Default Rate (CDR)
  • Calculate January
  • Publish February
  • Official Cohort Default Rate (CDR)
  • Calculate August
  • Publish September

34
Cohort Default Rates
  • CDR on the Web

35
Cohort Default Rates
  • CDR on the Web

36
Cohort Default Rates
  • How does the Lender request an adjustment to
    their CDR?
  • Data Correction to GA within 30 days of
    publication
  • The GA has 15 days to respond
  • CDR Guide for GAs and Lenders http//www.ifap.ed.
    gov/drmaterials/FY03Cohortguide.html

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NSLDS Data Quality
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NSLDS Data Quality
  • Examine how lenders can improve NSLDS Data
    Quality
  • Timely reporting to GAs
  • Effective communication of holder information
  • Accurate information

39
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Benefits of Timely Reporting
  • Timely reporting of information affecting
    student eligibility
  • New data reported quickly for decision
    making
  • Effective program management and oversight

40
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Effective Communication of Holder Information

41
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Effective Communication of Holder Information
  • Contact information displayed on NSLDS web sites
  • Contact Information to be used for the
    Interactive Voice Response Unit for
    1-800-4FEDAID
  • Effective Oversight by GAs and ED
  • Maintain fiscal responsibility
  • Provide accurate picture of portfolio
  • Monitor Exceptional Performers data

42
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information
  • Resolve reporting errors
  • Close unconsummated loans
  • Report loan transfers

43
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information
  • Resolve reporting errors
  • Actively work reporting errors monthly
  • Analyze loans error holistically
  • Resolve for next submission to GA

44
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information
  • Non-Closure of Unconsummated Loans
  • May cause GAs to assume the loan status
  • Creates conflicting information

45
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information
  • Unconsummated Loan Aging

Assumed by the GA
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NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information
  • Notification of Loan Transfers
  • Proprietary notification of transfers
  • NSLDS fields support notification
  • Date Loan Sold
  • Date of Servicer Responsibility
  • Code for Servicer
  • Code for Current Loan Holder

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NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information

48
NSLDS Data Quality
  • Accurate Information

Number of Identifier Conflicts by Month
49
NSLDS Security
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50
Security
  • Define NSLDS Security rules and user
    responsibilities
  • DCL Gen 05-06
  • Audit Reports
  • Data Mining
  • User IDs

51
Security
  • Dear Colleague Letter GEN 05-06
  • NSLDS may not be used for marketing purposes
  • Student/Borrowers permission required
  • Reminds users of Federal Student Aids
    enforcement obligation

52
Security
  • Audit Reports
  • Every student look-up is tracked by User ID
  • Lender Audit Security Reports
  • Requested by DPA
  • Number of look-ups by user id
  • Past 90 days

53
Security
  • Dating Mining
  • Not permissible
  • NSLDS preventing data mining
  • Monitoring top 20 users and organizations

54
Security
  • User IDs
  • Will be disabled after 12 months of inactivity
  • Cannot be shared with colleagues
  • Obtain through FSAwebenroll.ed.gov

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THANK YOU!Please be sure to complete your
conference evaluation forms after the conference!
  • Pam Eliadis
  • US Department of Education
  • Ron Bennett
  • US Department of Education
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