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1 Working REAUCOD for PLUS Loans: A new way to get organized
Jeremy Mayernik Duquesne University

2 CPE Credits To receive CPE credits for this session (if eligible), complete the CPE Attendance Form on the PABUG Annual Conference website For additional questions please contact Lora Harper CPE - Coordinator

3 Duquesne University Parent PLUS loans in 1617: 1,381
Pittsburgh, PA Private, Catholic Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment: Undergraduates 6,101 Graduate students 3,656 Total: 9,757 Parent PLUS loans in 1617: 1,381 Grad PLUS loans in 1617: 653

4 Agenda Our PLUS loan processing procedures
Problems with reviewing REAUCOD Set Up for better organization Custom Report How to Review the Report and add comments How this helped

5 Our PLUS Loan Procedures
Run Batch PLUS Loan Awarding Procedures Awards the “easy” loans Create Originations and Extract Send through EDConnect Work REAUCOD list Part-year loans (fall only, spring only) PLUS Loan denials Errors and rejects

6 Common REAUCOD Problems
Duplicate Application – but no eligibility left Partial year loan period (fall only / spring only) PLUS Loan Denials Student applied for Grad PLUS, but should have applied for Parent PLUS Student applied for a Parent PLUS, but is a grad student, should have applied for Grad PLUS FAFSA not received, but PLUS loan received Student selected for verification but not complete

7 REAUCOD

8 Set Up – RHACOMM category RTVCCOM

9 Fall 2017 REAUCOD Report 1 SSN matches
This report links the data on REAUCOD with any RHACOMM comments with the category code PLUS Linked by SSN Displays if student is registered for the term of the report Displays fall budget and aid Displays student level (UG, GR, FP, LA)

10 This SQL is available through a handout and here:
SELECT SPRIDEN_ID "ID", RPTUAPP_APP_ID "APP ID", SPRIDEN_LAST_NAME "LAST_NAME", SPRIDEN_FIRST_NAME "FIRST_NAME", RPTUAPP_TYPE "TYPE", RPTUAPP_CREDIT_STATUS "STATUS", LEVEL1 "LEVEL", RPTUAPP_APP_LOAN_AMT "LOAN_AMT", RPTUAPP_MAX_LOAN_IND "MAX_LOAN", RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_START_DATE "LOAN_START_DATE", RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_END_DATE "LOAN_END_DATE", NVL(FALL_ENROLLED,0) "FALL_ENROLLED", NVL(NVL(FALL_BUDGET,0)-NVL(FALL_AID,0),0) "MAX_FALL_LOAN_AMT", DATE1 "COMMENT_DATE", COMMENT1 "COMMENT" FROM RPTUAPP,SPRIDEN,SPBPERS, (SELECT DISTINCT(SFRSTCR_PIDM) "PIDMA", 'Y' "FALL_ENROLLED" FROM SFRSTCR WHERE SFRSTCR_TERM_CODE = '201810' AND SFRSTCR_RSTS_CODE IN ('RE','RW')), (SELECT RBRAPBC_PIDM "PIDMB",SUM(RBRAPBC_AMT) "FALL_BUDGET" FROM RBRAPBC WHERE RBRAPBC_PBTP_CODE = 'FED' AND RBRAPBC_RUN_NAME = 'ACTUAL' AND RBRAPBC_PERIOD = '201810' GROUP BY RBRAPBC_PIDM), (SELECT RPRATRM_PIDM "PIDMC", SUM(RPRATRM_ACCEPT_AMT) "FALL_AID" FROM RPRATRM WHERE RPRATRM_PERIOD = '201810' GROUP BY RPRATRM_PIDM), (SELECT RHRCOMM_PIDM "PIDMD",RHRCOMM_COMMENT "COMMENT1",RHRCOMM_ACTIVITY_DATE "DATE1" FROM RHRCOMM WHERE RHRCOMM_AIDY_CODE = '1718' AND RHRCOMM_CATEGORY_CODE = 'PLUS'), (SELECT A.SGBSTDN_PIDM "PIDME", A.SGBSTDN_LEVL_CODE "LEVEL1" FROM SGBSTDN A WHERE A.SGBSTDN_TERM_CODE_EFF = (SELECT MAX(B.SGBSTDN_TERM_CODE_EFF) FROM SGBSTDN B WHERE B.SGBSTDN_PIDM = A.SGBSTDN_PIDM AND B.SGBSTDN_TERM_CODE_EFF <= '201810')) WHERE RPTUAPP_AIDY_CODE = '1718' AND SPBPERS_SSN = RPTUAPP_SSN AND SPBPERS_PIDM = SPRIDEN_PIDM AND SPRIDEN_CHANGE_IND IS NULL AND SPRIDEN_ENTITY_IND = 'P' AND SPRIDEN_PIDM = PIDMA(+) AND SPRIDEN_PIDM = PIDMB(+) AND SPRIDEN_PIDM = PIDMC(+) AND SPRIDEN_PIDM = PIDMD(+) AND SPRIDEN_PIDM = PIDME(+) ORDER BY RPTUAPP_TYPE, RPTUAPP_CREDIT_STATUS,LEVEL1,RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_START_DATE,RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_END_DATE, FALL_ENROLLED,SPRIDEN_LAST_NAME,SPRIDEN_FIRST_NAME This SQL is available through a handout and here:

11 Report 1 - Excel TIP: Use Filter to easily filter on the type of issue you want to work on

12 Fall 2017 REAUCOD Report 2 No SSN matches
This report displays students who do not have an SSN match in Banner Not linked to RHACOMM Nice to have all these together Expiration date is on the report Easier to make the decision to delete them after reviewing

13 This SQL is available through a handout and here:
SELECT ID1 "ID", APPLICATION_ID, LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME, TYPE1 "TYPE", STATUS, LOAN_AMT, MAX_LOAN, LOAN_START_DATE, LOAN_END_DATE, EXPIRATION_DATE FROM (SELECT 'NO ID MATCH' "ID1", RPTUAPP_APP_ID "APPLICATION_ID", RPTUAPP_LAST_NAME "LAST_NAME", RPTUAPP_FIRST_NAME "FIRST_NAME", RPTUAPP_TYPE "TYPE1", RPTUAPP_CREDIT_STATUS "STATUS", RPTUAPP_APP_LOAN_AMT "LOAN_AMT", RPTUAPP_MAX_LOAN_IND "MAX_LOAN", RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_START_DATE "LOAN_START_DATE", RPTUAPP_REQ_AWARD_END_DATE "LOAN_END_DATE", RPTUAPP_CREDIT_CHECK_EXP_DATE "EXPIRATION_DATE" FROM RPTUAPP WHERE RPTUAPP_AIDY_CODE = '1718' MINUS SELECT 'NO ID MATCH' "ID1", FROM RPTUAPP,SPBPERS AND SPBPERS_SSN = RPTUAPP_SSN) ORDER BY TYPE1,STATUS,LAST_NAME,FIRST_NAME This SQL is available through a handout and here:

14 Report 2 - Excel

15 Set up the Reports We use Cognos Schedule the reports to run daily
Automatically ed each morning You can use your reporting tool

16 Daily Review Filter on enrolled students “Y”
Work on the new loans (those with no comments) Filter on Parent PLUS or Grad PLUS Filter on the Denials, and get those done Filter on partial year, and get those done Add new comments to new loans you can’t do yet Delete loans that cannot be processed and notify students Review loans with comments (can filter on dates)

17 How this helped us Better organized the data on REAUCOD
Prioritize the loans you work on Put them in groups to work in “chunks” Can see all the loans in all the statuses at once Nice way to isolate and get the denials done

18 Open to the Floor Questions Comments Jeremy Mayernik mayernikj@duq.edu

19 Thank You Your input matters! Please submit a session evaluation. PABUG Mobile App Session Browser


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