Complying with Ability-to-Benefit Final Regulations is one of the biggest challenges for financial aid and assessment practitioners at Oklahoma's technology centers.  Information at one or more of the links below may provide the answers you need to feel comfortable that your school is operating within the guidelines.

Ability-to-Benefit regulations apply to Title IV Federal Student Financial Aid eligibility (Subpart J under the Higher Education Act as revised).  They do not apply to whether a potential student can be admitted to school, only to the source(s) from which s/he may be eligible for financial assistance.

If you still have questions after checking out the links below, please call Camilla Riley at 405-743-5524
 

• FAQs
• Regulatory Information
• Side-by-Side Comparison of Approved Ability-to-Benefit Tests beginning Sept. 9, 2004
• CTB Macmillan Statement on Disabilities

Other Assessment Links 
Principles of Assessment
Interpreting Assessments
Ability-to-Benefit
Assessment as a Career Guidance Tool
Occupational Assessment for Special Populations
Office of Personnel Management Merit Testing