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The University of California, Irvine is INFAMOUS (Irvine's New Financial Aid Management On-Line Users System).

Reyer, Otto W.; Ueha, Hiroshi – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1982

The INFAMOUS financial aid data system which has five participants--registrar, undergraduate admissions, graduate admissions, academic information reporting, and financial aid--is described. Sample letters to financial aid applicants are included. (MLW)

Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Data Processing, Financial Aid Applicants, Higher Education

Computerized Financial Aid Operations: Points to Consider Before Committing to Increased Utilization of Computer Systems.

Pennell, Karen L. – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1981

Several financial aid management software programs are now being marketed and many institutions are seriously contemplating purchase of one of them. Careful analysis of any proposal is essential. The experiences of the University of Oklahoma are described. Personnel preparation should receive considerable attention during the planning and…

Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs, Data Processing, Higher Education

To Validate or Not to Validate: That Is the Question.

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Bannister, John G.; Phillips, Terri E. – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1984

The computerized financial aid application editing system used at the University of South Carolina to ensure efficient processing and maintain quality control is described. The monitoring system is based on standardized codes derived from national need assessment services and consists of 18 edit checks and an interface between the admissions and…

Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, College Admission, Computer Oriented Programs