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Code of Federal Regulations Title 7. Agriculture § 7.764.459 Evaluation of borrower progress

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) The vendor must provide the Agency with a periodic progress report for each borrower enrolled in training in accordance with the agreement to complete training. The reports will indicate whether the borrower is attending sessions, completing the training program, and demonstrating an understanding of the course material.

(b) Upon borrower completion of the training, the vendor must provide the Agency with an evaluation of the borrower's knowledge of the course material and assign a score. The following table lists the possible scores, the criteria used to assign each score, and Agency consideration of each score:

Score

Criteria used to determine score

Agency consideration

1

If the borrower:

• Attended sessions as agreed,

Training requirement associated with course is complete.

• Satisfactorily completed all assignments, and

• Demonstrated an understanding of the course material.

2

If the borrower:

• Attended sessions as agreed, and

Training requirement associated with couse is complete. Additional Agency supervision may be necessary.

• Attempted to complete all assignments, but

• Does not demonstrate an understanding of the course material.

3

If the borrower did not:

• Attend sessions as agreed, or

Training requirement associated with course is not complete. The borrower is ineligible for future direct loans until the training is completed.

• Attempt to complete assignments, or

• Otherwise make a good faith effort to complete the training.
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