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What happens to my TEACH grant if I don't comply with the service agreement or are no longer a teacher?
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Students awarded the TEACH Grant agree to teach full-time for at least four years in a high-need field at a low-income elementary school, secondary school, or educational service agency post-graduation. Students who do not satisfy this requirement are at risk of having their grant converted to a direct loan. 

 

Once the TEACH Grant is converted into a loan, it cannot be reversed. 

 

If the grant is converted to a loan, students will be responsible for repaying the federal government the full amount plus all interest that would have accrued on the TEACH Grant funds at the time of disbursement.. 

  • For students who believe their TEACH grant has been converted to a loan in error, the Department of Education recommends they contact the Department's TEACH Grant servicer, Fedloan

  • If the issue is not resolved upon contact, students may contact the Federal Student Aid Ombudsman, a neutral and confidential resource to help resolve federal student aid disputes.

 

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ESPAÑOL

Los estudiantes que reciben la Beca TEACH aceptan enseñar a tiempo completo durante al menos cuatro años en un campo de gran necesidad en una escuela primaria, escuela secundaria o agencia de servicios educativos de bajos ingresos posgraduación. Los estudiantes que no cumplan con este requisito corren el riesgo de que su beca se convierta en una directos préstamo.

 

Una vez que la subvención TEACH se convierte en un préstamo, no se puede revertir.

 

Si la subvención se convierte en un préstamo, los estudiantes lo harán ser responsable de reembolsar al gobierno federal el monto total más todos los intereses que se habían acumulado sobre los fondos de la subvención TEACH en el momento del desembolso..

  • Para estudiantes que si creen que su subvención TEACH se ha convertido en un préstamo por error, el Departamento de Educación recomienda que se comuniquen con el administrador de la subvención TEACH del Departamento. préstamo federal.

  • Si el problema no se resuelve al contactarlo, los estudiantes pueden comuníquese con el Defensor del Pueblo de Ayuda Federal para Estudiantes,un neutral recurso confidencial para ayudar a resolver disputas sobre ayuda federal para estudiantes.

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