The process by which financial aid monies are paid to you, the recipient, through either check distributions or crediting your student account.
The process by which financial aid funds are made available to students for use in meeting educational and related living expenses. Funds may be disbursed directly to the student or applied to the student's account.
Loan funds delivered as a check or by electronic funds transfer to your school to sign over to you or deposit in your school account. Disbursements are normally made in equal multiple installments.
The investments by funds into their portfolio companies.
The transfer of loan proceeds by individual check, master check, or electronic funds transfer (EFT) by a lender to a borrower, a school, or an escrow agent. For a Consolidation loan, disbursement is the transfer of borrower loan proceeds from the consolidating lender to the current holder(s) of the loans being consolidated.
The transfer of loan proceeds by check, master check, or electronic funds transfer (EFT) from a lender on the behalf of the borrower to the school at which the student will attend.
The release of loan funds for delivery to the borrower. Disbursements for most loans are made in equal multiple installments, and made co-payable to the borrower and the school.
The lenders issuance of the actual loan check to a student. It is also referred to as the date the funds are transmitted to school. Disbursement also refers to the crediting of Financial Aid funds to a students account.
Loan funds issued by the lender through check (normally co-payable to the student and the school) or electronic funds transfer.
an investment by a fund in a company.
Payout of loan funds by the lender.
Payment by cash, warrant, check, journal voucher, EFT, or any other technological payment method approved by OFM.
The release of funds by a lender.
The physical act of sending funds to the borrower. In English, it's called "sending you the check."
The release of loan funds by the World Bank or IMF to a borrower government.
The lender's payment of loan funds to the school. Payment is made by electronic funds transfer (EFT). Disbursement is usually made in two or more installments during the year.
The release of funds by lender. Also refers to payment of financial aid and scholarship funds to the student.
Investment by funds from private equity funds into portfolio companies.
The date the loan check is issued by the lender. Some lenders issue loan funds electronically.
Payment of loan proceeds by the lender. During consolidation, this term refers to sending payoffs to the loan holders of the underlying loans being consolidated.
Advancement of funds from a FCS loan that can be sent to a customer-selected destination via ACH.
Loan proceeds issued by the lender.
When funds are given by the lending institution to the borrower. For student loan programs, the disbursement may be co-payable to the school and the student. Sometimes it can be sent via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) directly to the school’s account. For federal student loans, the funds are divided into two equal disbursements.
Loan funds issued by a lender through check (normally made co-payable to the school and the borrower) or Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Disbursements are generally made in equal multiple installments.
The loans funds that are delivered by check or delivered by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) to your college or university.
The actual dollar amount flowing from a private equity fund or funds to a company in a given transaction.
Actual transmission of the funds borrowed on a loan. Disbursements for most student loans are made in installments during the course of the loan period and are usually co-payable to the borrower and the school. In the case of consolidation loans, the new lender disburses funds to, or “pays off,” the existing loan holders directly.
The process by which your financial aid funds are applied to your account as credits to offset your billing charges. Typically, one-half of your financial aid award is credited to your fall semester charges and the other half is credited to your spring semester charges.
The release of funds by the lender.
the act of placing funds in the student's account.
Delivery of the loan proceeds. The Lender may disburse loan proceeds to the school by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) or by check.
The application of funds to a student's account that takes place on a quarterly basis.
Occurs when the lender sends the loan funds to the school or borrower.
The transfer of loan proceeds by a lender to the borrower, school or escrow agent. Disbursements may be made by individual check, master check containing proceeds for multiple borrowers, or by electronic funds transfer.
When the lender cuts a check or otherwise transmits funds on a Federal student loan to the school on behalf of the borrower or parent. For consolidation loans, disbursement occurs when the lender sends money to the lenders of the existing loans to pay those loans off.
Payment of loan funds to the borrower or on behalf of the borrower.
The issuance of a loan check or electronic loan payment.
The act of sending funds. Disbursement is the physical act of sending funds to the borrower.
Actual payment of moneys. One time or multiple loan funding.
The release of the proceeds from a student loan. Most student loans are disbursed to the student’s school in two to four equal portions, depending on the number of terms in the standard academic year at the school the borrower is attending.
The amount approved for disbursement to the borrower. This amount may be the loan amount net of origination, guarantee, and supplement fees applicable to the loan program.
Loan funds issued by the lender to the student. Loan funds are typically made in multiple installments by check or electronic funds transfer.
When the lender gives you the funds.
Payments by cash or check.
When a student's federal loan funds are sent to the student. Loan payments are co-paid to both the student and the school. These funds cover educational costs (tuition, fees, etc.) and related living expenses. Any excess funds are released to the student or applied to the student's account.
This is the act of sending or handing a loan check to the student or school so that it can be used for the student's education. A student loan could be disbursed in one, two, or three payments. Disbursements can be sent electronically to the student's school to credit his or her school account.
the act of drawing funding (loan or grant) awarded via the financial assistance agreement based on invoices submitted by the municipality to the EIF.
When funds are withdrawn or requested from an HSA by the account holder.
When loan funds are issued by a lender.
The date on which the bank/financial institution releases financial aid or funds to the student or transfers to the student's account money for payment.
delivery of financial aid funds either through a check or transfer of electronic funds to your school.
Transfer of loan proceeds by a lender to a school on behalf of a borrower.
The paying out of collected child support funds.
The process that makes financial aid funds available to students for use in meeting educational and related living expense. Funds are applied first to the student's tuition and fees account balances.
When the school pays loan proceeds to the student or the parent borrower, or posts the funds to the student's account.
The release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower.
The act of paying out funds to a school for transfer to the borrower.
The process by which financial aid is applied toward a student's postsecondary educational and related living expenses
The date on which funds are released from the school for payment.
A fund is "disbursed" when it is placed in your student account at Earlham.
amount of the loan paid to the borrower. Some loans have multiple disbursements, meaning the borrower does not receive the full amount of the loan at one time.
A payment of loan money to the student or parent borrower.
The actual payout to borrower of loan funds, in whole or part. It may be concurrent with the closing, or follow it.
The school releases student financial aid funds (includingloans) to students. Schools may release funds in check form, or the funds may be applied directly to the students' university charges through Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). If the charges are less than the financial aid, the school will release the balance to the student to use toward other educational expenses.
A transaction that occurs when a lender releases loan funds.
The transfer of funds by the lender to the borrower/school via check or electronic funds transfer (EFT).
When the lender releases the borrower's loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower.
the payment of financial aid funds to a student or student account.
A release of funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. This is done either electronically or with a check.
Payment of financial aid funds to the student's account.
Release of loan funds to the borrower. Disbursements for most student loans are made in installments and are usually co-payable to the borrower and the school.
The process by which funds are made available to students for use in meeting educationally related expenses. Funds are first credited to the student's account.
Distribution of a portion of the financial aid award prior to the beginning of a semester rather than a lump sum, according to federal and state law. The awards will generally be divided equally according to the direct and indirect costs of education for each semester of enrollment.
The release of loan funds. In most cases loans are disbursed in two equal installments.
The release of funds to, or the purchase of goods or services for a recipient; by extension, the amount thus spent. Disbursements record the actual international transfer of financial resources, or of goods or services valued at the cost of the donor. Source: OECD Glossary - CRS aid activity database
