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Watch the September 25, 2025 rulemaking meeting here

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Download a copy of the September Notice of Proposed Rulemaking


Download a copy of the October Notice of Proposed Rulemaking




Past Proposed Rules September 25, 2025

​Amend: 801-040-0070

RULE SUMMARY: Removes requirement to submit CPE audit documentation to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-040-0070

CPE Audit

(1) The Board may audit CPE reports submitted by licensees. When a licensee is selected for audit of CPE hours, licensees are required to submit, using the NASBA CPE audit service, the following:¶

(a) All appropriate documentation that confirms attendance of all CPE programs and the number of eligible CPE
hours; and¶

(b) Any additional information required. ¶

(2) Licensees must comply with all requests for information and any applicable deadlines for submitting
information as required.

Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 670.310, 673.410
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 673.165


​Adopt: 801-060-0010

RULE SUMMARY: Creates definitions for the Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0010

Definitions

(1) "Eligible Student" means an individual who meets the scholarship grant program eligibility requirements under OAR 801-60-0030, is currently enrolled at an eligible institution, and meets all other eligibility criteria established by rule or under the grant agreement.¶ 

(2) "Cost of attendance" means the sum of tuition and standard fees for the number of credit hours per academic term and the cost of required course materials necessary to complete the course.¶

(3) "Degree program" means a program that leads to an associate, baccalaureate, master's degree or professional certificate.¶

(4) "Eligible institution" means a post-secondary education institution, as defined in Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 370.¶

(5)"Good standing" means the eligible student is maintaining satisfactory academic progress as defined by the eligible institution in accordance with Federal Title IV regulations and guidelines.¶ 

(6)"Grant agreement" means an agreement entered into between the Board of Accountancy and a nonprofit organization to administer the scholarship grant program.¶ 

(7)"Grantee" means a nonprofit organization that agrees to administer a scholarship program to provide need-based scholarships to eligible students pursuing degrees or certifications in accounting at eligible institutions.¶ 

(8)"Tuition" means the amount charged to an eligible student for a course as part of a degree program.¶

(9)"The Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program" or "Scholarship Grant Program" means the program authorized under Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 370 and OAR 801-60-0010 to 801-60-0080. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL

 

​Adopt: 801-060-0020

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes grant requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:

801-060-0020

Grant Requirements

(1) The Board of Accountancy may make grants up to the amount approved in its legislatively approved budget for making grants under the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program to one or more nonprofit entities to be used to provide need-based scholarships to eligible students seeking higher education in accounting at eligible institutions.¶ 

(2) The grantee and the board may enter into a grant agreement specifying the amount of the grant and other terms, including any administrative costs that may be retained by the grantee along with other requirements specified by the board.¶ 

(3) Grantees must disburse funds to eligible students within a time schedule specified by the board.¶

(4) Grantees may not disburse scholarship funds except pursuant to the grant terms and these administrative rules. If a grantee disburses scholarship funds to an ineligible student or otherwise uses the funds in a manner not authorized by the grant agreement or these rules, the grantee must reimburse the board the full amount of those funds.¶ 

(5) Grantees must return any unused funds to the board within the time specified in any grant agreement.¶

(6) Each grantee must maintain sufficient records to document its activities related to the scholarship grant program. Additional recordkeeping requirements may be specified by the board in the grant agreement.¶ 

(7) Upon request of the board, each grantee must make its academic and financial records related to the scholarship grant program available for review by the board or its designee and must retain those records for each award for not less than three years after the scholarship funds are awarded to a student. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0030

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes student eligibility requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0030

Eligible Students
An eligible student is one enrolled at an eligible institution who:¶ 

(1) Is currently enrolled in classes totaling at least six (6) quarter or semester credit hours per term;¶

(2) Demonstrates financial need under the same standard as is required for federal Pell Grant eligibility, Oregon Opportunity Grant eligibility, or as otherwise required under the scholarship award agreement entered into by the student and the grantee;¶ 
(3) Is pursuing classes as part of a degree program toward a degree or certification in accounting, with an intent to obtain professional accounting licensure in Oregon; and¶ 

(4) Is in good standing at the eligible institution and maintains at least a 2.5 grade point average, or a higher required average as determined by the grantee, in all accounting and business courses. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0040

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes residency requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0040
Residency Requirements
For a student to be eligible for a scholarship under the scholarship grant program the student must:¶ 
(1) Be a U.S. Citizen, or an eligible non-citizen as defined by federal regulations under Title IV, part B of the Higher Education Act of 1965 as amended; and¶ 

(2) Be a resident of the State of Oregon.

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0050

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes application/selection procedures for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0050
Application/Selection Procedures

(1) Applicants for a scholarship under the scholarship grant program must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or its equivalent.¶ 

(2) Applicants must submit a scholarship application form, as specified by the grantee, that includes a statement that the eligible student intends to obtain professional accounting licensure in Oregon.¶ 

(3) Applications must be filed during the timeframe established by the grantee.¶ 

(4) Selection of scholarship recipients must be needs-based and include consideration of any criteria included in the grant agreement. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0060

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes scholarship amounts for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0060

Scholarship Amounts 

Scholarships awarded to eligible students may be an amount up to the cost of attendance at the eligible institution but no more than $5,000 per student, per academic year for attendance at a university, and no more than $3,000 per student, per academic year for attendance at a community college. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370,OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0070

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes conditions of award for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0070
Conditions of Award 

(1) Except as provided in section (2) below, the maximum period of scholarship eligibility for eligible students may not exceed six (6) academic years of undergraduate or graduate level study.¶  

(2) Students who need to exceed the time limitations in section (1) of this rule or to attend school for less than six (6)quarter or semester credit hours per term may be eligible to receive a scholarship, if the grantee determines that the student's need is legitimate and funds are available.¶  

(3) A scholarship award may not be made to any student failing to maintain the required average GPA required under OAR 801-60-0030(4) or who fails to maintain good standing at the eligible institution.¶ 

(4) An eligible student may apply for renewal of a scholarship on an annual basis until the student has received funding for the maximum period of scholarship eligibility described in section (1) of this rule. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


​Adopt: 801-060-0080

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes grantee reporting requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0080

Grantee Reporting Requirements
(1) Grantees receiving a scholarship grant program grant must collect data and other information specified by the Board of Accountancy related to the scholarship grant program and report that information to the board annually or as otherwise specified in the grant agreement.¶ 

(2) Grantees must collect and report to the board scholarship recipient information, including where reasonably possible and to the extent allowable by law, the following aggregated, program-wide information, categorized by college or university, regarding the Scholarship Program, applicants, and awardees. Aggregated information should be reported only for colleges or universities where there are at least three or more applicants or scholarship awardees whose information is being aggregated. The information below must be reported unless it is not feasible to provide the information and Recipient receives written approval from the board:¶ 

(a) Total number of applicants to the scholarship program.¶

(b) Total number of scholarships awarded during the year and total number renewed;¶

(c) Methods used to determine financial need; ¶

(d) Total scholarship funds awarded and the average award amount across all students;¶

(e) Average GPA of awardees in all accounting and business courses, and range of GPAs (lowest-highest);¶    

(f) Aggregate count of awardees by academic level (e.g., freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduate);¶ 

(g) For renewal applications, total number of awardees in good standing and, if applicable, total not in good standing;¶   

(h) Total number of awardees with enrollment or completion changes (e.g., revised completion dates, changes in status, leaves of absence);¶  

(i) Aggregate demographic responses (reported in totals only) to voluntary questions per BOA guidance, including age, gender, veteran status and disability (defined as "an individual who is eligible to receive or is receiving federal Social Security benefits due to disability or blindness"). ¶ 

(j) Summary of any barriers to administering the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Program and how these were addressed;¶  

(k) Aggregate follow-up information, to the extent reasonably possible, from students after participation in the scholarship program, including degrees or certifications obtained by awardees (total counts) and number of awardees who became licensed in Oregon as professional accountants. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


9/25/2025 12:00:00 AM

Past Proposed Rules October 21, 2025

Adopt: 801-060-0010​

RULE SUMMARY: Creates definitions for the Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0010

Definitions

(1) "Eligible Student" means an individual who meets the scholarship grant program eligibility requirements under OAR 801-60-0030, is currently enrolled at an eligible institution, and meets all other eligibility criteria established by rule or under the grant agreement.¶ 

(2) "Cost of attendance" means the sum of tuition and standard fees for the number of credit hours per academic term and the cost of required course materials necessary to complete the course.¶

(3) "Degree program" means a program that leads to an associate, baccalaureate, master's degree or professional certificate.¶

(4) "Eligible institution" means a post-secondary education institution, as defined in Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 370.¶

(5)"Good standing" means the eligible student is maintaining satisfactory academic progress as defined by the eligible institution in accordance with Federal Title IV regulations and guidelines.¶ 

(6)"Grant agreement" means an agreement entered into between the Board of Accountancy and a nonprofit organization to administer the scholarship grant program.¶ 

(7)"Grantee" means a nonprofit organization that agrees to administer a scholarship program to provide need-based scholarships to eligible students pursuing degrees or certifications in accounting at eligible institutions.¶ 

(8)"Tuition" means the amount charged to an eligible student for a course as part of a degree program.¶

(9)"The Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program" or "Scholarship Grant Program" means the program authorized under Oregon Laws 2025, chapter 370 and OAR 801-60-0010 to 801-60-0080. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


Adopt: 801-060-0020

​RULE SUMMARY: Establishes grant requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:

801-060-0020

Grant Requirements

(1) The Board of Accountancy may make grants up to the amount approved in its legislatively approved budget for making grants under the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program to one or more nonprofit entities to be used to provide need-based scholarships to eligible students seeking higher education in accounting at eligible institutions.¶ 

(2) The grantee and the board may enter into a grant agreement specifying the amount of the grant and other terms, including any administrative costs that may be retained by the grantee along with other requirements specified by the board.¶ 

(3) Grantees must disburse funds to eligible students within a time schedule specified by the board.¶

(4) Grantees may not disburse scholarship funds except pursuant to the grant terms and these administrative rules. If a grantee disburses scholarship funds to an ineligible student or otherwise uses the funds in a manner not authorized by the grant agreement or these rules, the grantee must reimburse the board the full amount of those funds.¶ 

(5) Grantees must return any unused funds to the board within the time specified in any grant agreement.¶

(6) Each grantee must maintain sufficient records to document its activities related to the scholarship grant program. Additional recordkeeping requirements may be specified by the board in the grant agreement.¶ 

(7) Upon request of the board, each grantee must make its academic and financial records related to the scholarship grant program available for review by the board or its designee and must retain those records for each award for not less than three years after the scholarship funds are awarded to a student. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL

Adopt: 801-060-0030

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes student eligibility requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0030

Eligible Students
An eligible student is one enrolled at an eligible institution who:¶ 

(1) Is currently enrolled in classes totaling at least six (6) quarter or semester credit hours per term;¶

(2) Demonstrates financial need under the same standard as is required for federal Pell Grant eligibility, Oregon Opportunity Grant eligibility, or as otherwise required under the scholarship award agreement entered into by the student and the grantee;¶ 
(3) Is pursuing classes as part of a degree program toward a degree or certification in accounting, with an intent to obtain professional accounting licensure in Oregon; and¶ 

(4) Is in good standing at the eligible institution and maintains at least a 2.5 grade point average, or a higher required average as determined by the grantee, in all accounting and business courses. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


Adopt: 801-060-0040

RULE SUMMARY: Establishes residency requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0040
Residency Requirements
For a student to be eligible for a scholarship under the scholarship grant program the student must:¶ 
(1) Be a U.S. Citizen, or an eligible non-citizen as defined by federal regulations under Title IV, part B of the Higher Education Act of 1965 as amended; and¶ 

(2) Be a resident of the State of Oregon.

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


Adopt: 801-060-0050

​RULE SUMMARY: Establishes application/selection procedures for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0050
Application/Selection Procedures

(1) Applicants for a scholarship under the scholarship grant program must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or its equivalent.¶ 

(2) Applicants must submit a scholarship application form, as specified by the grantee, that includes a statement that the eligible student intends to obtain professional accounting licensure in Oregon.¶ 

(3) Applications must be filed during the timeframe established by the grantee.¶ 

(4) Selection of scholarship recipients must be needs-based and include consideration of any criteria included in the grant agreement. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


Adopt: 801-060-0060

​RULE SUMMARY: Establishes scholarship amounts for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0060

Scholarship Amounts 

Scholarships awarded to eligible students may be an amount up to the cost of attendance at the eligible institution but no more than $5,000 per student, per academic year for attendance at a university, and no more than $3,000 per student, per academic year for attendance at a community college. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370,OL


Adopt: 801-060-0070

​RULE SUMMARY: Establishes conditions of award for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0070
Conditions of Award 

(1) Except as provided in section (2) below, the maximum period of scholarship eligibility for eligible students may not exceed six (6) academic years of undergraduate or graduate level study.¶  

(2) Students who need to exceed the time limitations in section (1) of this rule or to attend school for less than six (6)quarter or semester credit hours per term may be eligible to receive a scholarship, if the grantee determines that the student's need is legitimate and funds are available.¶  

(3) A scholarship award may not be made to any student failing to maintain the required average GPA required under OAR 801-60-0030(4) or who fails to maintain good standing at the eligible institution.¶ 

(4) An eligible student may apply for renewal of a scholarship on an annual basis until the student has received funding for the maximum period of scholarship eligibility described in section (1) of this rule. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL


Adopt: 801-060-0080

​RULE SUMMARY: Establishes grantee reporting requirements for the Board of Accountancy's Pipeline Scholarship
Grant Program.

CHANGES TO RULE:
801-060-0080

Grantee Reporting Requirements
(1) Grantees receiving a scholarship grant program grant must collect data and other information specified by the Board of Accountancy related to the scholarship grant program and report that information to the board annually or as otherwise specified in the grant agreement.¶ 

(2) Grantees must collect and report to the board scholarship recipient information, including where reasonably possible and to the extent allowable by law, the following aggregated, program-wide information, categorized by college or university, regarding the Scholarship Program, applicants, and awardees. Aggregated information should be reported only for colleges or universities where there are at least three or more applicants or scholarship awardees whose information is being aggregated. The information below must be reported unless it is not feasible to provide the information and Recipient receives written approval from the board:¶ 

(a) Total number of applicants to the scholarship program.¶

(b) Total number of scholarships awarded during the year and total number renewed;¶

(c) Methods used to determine financial need; ¶

(d) Total scholarship funds awarded and the average award amount across all students;¶

(e) Average GPA of awardees in all accounting and business courses, and range of GPAs (lowest-highest);¶    

(f) Aggregate count of awardees by academic level (e.g., freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduate);¶ 

(g) For renewal applications, total number of awardees in good standing and, if applicable, total not in good standing;¶   

(h) Total number of awardees with enrollment or completion changes (e.g., revised completion dates, changes in status, leaves of absence);¶  

(i) Aggregate demographic responses (reported in totals only) to voluntary questions per BOA guidance, including age, gender, veteran status and disability (defined as "an individual who is eligible to receive or is receiving federal Social Security benefits due to disability or blindness"). ¶ 

(j) Summary of any barriers to administering the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Program and how these were addressed;¶  

(k) Aggregate follow-up information, to the extent reasonably possible, from students after participation in the scholarship program, including degrees or certifications obtained by awardees (total counts) and number of awardees who became licensed in Oregon as professional accountants. 

Statutory/Other Authority: SB 796 (2025) 
Statutes/Other Implemented: Chapter 370, OL

10/21/2025 12:00:00 AM

PUBLIC COMMENTS

Michelle
Heckel
Cassiel, Inc.

I believe the eligibility requirements should be changed to include graduates no longer attending university out in the workforce. It is my belief that many students do not realize the importance of the CPA until being on the job. The need for assistance is much greater out of college. I would not have been able to afford the exams, travel, and time off work required to take my tests had it not been for an extremely understanding and generous employer. Not all employers are that generous, there is a great need for scholarships/grants for CPA exam expenses for candidates that are no longer at their institutions.


Scott
Wright
Kernutt Stokes

Is it the Board’s intent that scholarship awards, to be issued under the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Grant Program, (Program), would be available to incoming freshmen at an eligible institution? Or, rather is the intent to limit such awards to
1) “established” students at eligible institutions, and
2) those who are already taking accounting and business courses?

I ask in that proposed OAR 801-060-0030 provides the definition for an eligible student, i.e., a person that can receive a scholarship under the Program. Specifically -

A) Proposed OAR 801-060-0030 (1) requires that a scholarship recipient be currently enrolled in an eligible institution. Would this prevent the issuing of a “tentative”” scholarship to a high school senior, (or person taking time between high school and their higher education), who has the intent to enroll in an eligible institution and planning to enter an accounting program? Based on timing of the scholarship application and then award, institution admittance, and completion of the actual enrollment process, there could be a “gap”.  Would OAR 801-060-0030, as proposed, allow for a Program scholarship award, subject to the requisite enrollment, with the scholarship withdrawn if required eligibility requirements, including enrollment, are not timely met? If such a gap is an issue, the wording of the proposed OAR could be at odds with a Board intent of getting students into accounting early in their educational journey.  

B) Proposed OAR 801-060-0030 (4) requires “good standing” for eligibility, with good standing defined as maintaining a GPA of at least 2.5 in all accounting and business courses. As worded, does this limit Program scholarship awards to those students that have already taken at least one accounting and business classes at an eligible institution? Freshmen students may not take their first accounting or business classes until perhaps several semesters/quarters into their educational journey. Are they, therefore, ineligible for a Program scholarship award until they take such classes? This could even make certain sophomores ineligible for a Program scholarship award, at least until they were to take such specified classes. Again, the proposed OAR wording may be at odds with a Board intent of getting students into accounting early in their educational journey,

The proposed OARs provide the legal framework for any contract that the Oregon Board of Accountancy, (as a Grantor), enters into with a Grantee. (With the Grantee being the entity that awards Program scholarships.) As such, I would think that the OAR should be fully, and clearly, reflective of the Board’s intent. If a grant contact allows for incoming freshmen to be eligible recipients, while the underlying legal framework, as per the proposed OAR, is not written/interpreted as allowing such freshmen eligibility, might such a grant contract be invalid ? (I guess for legal minds to determine.)

If the Board’s intent is to delay Program scholarship awards until later in a student’s accounting education process, i.e., to just upperclassmen, then there may not be issues.

Elizabeth
Almer
Portland State University
That said I would like to request that the Board not adopt OAR 801-060-0080 Grantee Reporting Requirements as exposed.  Instead I am respectfully asking to consider that the Board make the following changes to that portion of the exposed section of the rules through whatever legal mechanism the Board has available to it.  My proposed rule changes are outlined in strikethroughs for deleted text, and underlined italics for proposed added text.  Thank you so much for considering this request, which in my personal view will help the Board better achieve its program goals and allow for the best possible grant agreement to be developed and executed.


OAR 801-060-0080 Grantee Reporting Requirements:
(1) Grantees receiving a scholarship grant program grant must collect data and other information specified by the Board of Accountancy related to the scholarship grant program and report that information to the board annually or as otherwise specified in the grant agreement.¶
(2) The grantee Grantees must collect and report to the board scholarship recipient information, including
where reasonably possible and to the extent allowable by law, the following aggregated, program-wide information, categorized by college or university, regarding the Scholarship Program, applicants, and awardees. Aggregated information should be reported only for colleges or universities where there are at least three or more applicants or scholarship awardees whose information is being aggregated. The information below must be reported unless it is not feasible to provide the information and Recipient receives written approval from the board
(a) Total number of applicants to the scholarship program.
(b) Total number of scholarships awarded during the year and total number renewed;
(c) Methods used to determine financial need;
(d) Total scholarship funds awarded and the average award amount across all students;
(e) Average GPA of awardees in all accounting and business courses, and range of GPAs (lowest–highest);
(f) Aggregate count of awardees by academic level (e.g., freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduate);
(g) For renewal applications, total number of awardees in good standing and, if applicable, total not in good standing;
(h) Total number of awardees with enrollment or completion changes (e.g., revised completion dates, changes in status, leaves of absence);
(i) Aggregate demographic responses (reported in totals only) to voluntary questions per BOA guidance, including age, gender, veteran status and disability (defined as “an individual who is eligible to receive or is receiving federal Social Security benefits due to disability or blindness”).
(j) Summary of any barriers to administering the Oregon Board of Accountancy Pipeline Scholarship Program and how these were addressed;
(k) Aggregate follow-up information, to the extent reasonably possible, from students after participation in the scholarship program, including degrees or certifications obtained by awardees (total counts) and number of awardees who became licensed in Oregon as professional accountants.¶
(a) The eligible institution attended by the student;¶
(b) The enrollment status and amount of scholarship grant program funds disbursed to each eligible student;¶
(c) The basis used to determine financial need such as Pell Grant or Oregon Opportunity Grant status;¶
(d) Each scholarship recipient's grade point average in all accounting and business courses;¶
(e) Each scholarship recipient's academic level and total credits earned;¶
(f) Whether the scholarship recipient is in good standing;¶
(g) Whether the scholarship recipient receives any other need-based or other financial aid; and¶
(h) Any other information specified by the board.¶
(3) In addition to the reporting required under section (2) of this rule, grantees must collect and provide demographic information specified by the board for the pool of applicants for scholarship grant program funds and for all scholarship recipients. To the extent allowed by law, the demographic information collected and reported must include the following information on applicants and recipients:¶
(a) Age;¶
(b) Veteran status;¶
(c) Disability status;¶
(d) Gender;¶
(e) Race and ethnicity;¶
(f) Whether the applicant or recipient is a first generation college attendee;¶
(g) The applicant's or recipient's first language spoken; and¶
(h) Any other information specified by the board.


Lynette
Ochoa
Musser Olsen PC

I quite liked the NASBA platform, and the ability to have all documentation uploaded to one site. If selected for audit, the process is much more streamlined than sending all of the documentation to the office.