Skip to content Menu
NACUBO Advosory Guidance 18-03. Perkins Loan Close-Out.

Updated November 21, 2018

The Federal Perkins Loan Program expired on September 30, 2017 and no new disbursements were permitted after June 30, 2018. NACUBO has prepared an advisory report (available to members only) most recently updated in November 2018, to assist business officers with next steps.

Institutions must choose whether to assign Perkins Loans to the Department of Education or liquidate their revolving fund. However, when loans are assigned, ED keeps all monies collected and does not reimburse the institutional share. If an institution keeps operating the program and remits excess cash annually, on the other hand, the institution can keep its share and repurpose the funds.

Members Only

In NACUBO's advisory report (available to members only-login required), topics addressed include actions to take prior to submitting an intent to liquidate, the liquidation process, and the associated accounting entries. Additionally, an Excel workbook is available to quantify the costs and benefits of retaining an institution's Perkins portfolio.

Download Report

Have a Question?

Ask the Expert

For NACUBO Members Only

Learn More


Related Content

Student Financial Services

Student financial services (SFS) describes how colleges and universities provide students and families with finance-related services, such as applying for financial aid and paying a tuition bill, along with the associated business processes necessary to pay for college. SFS professionals manage the policies and procedures related to a student's account, which tracks tuition and other charges, payments, and application of financial aid.

Student Financial Services (SFS) Regulations

Content related to Student Financial Services (SFS) that falls under the umbrella of Department of Education regulations.

Department of Education Regulations

Compliance with federal rules and regulations impacts administrative offices across college and university campuses.