Pennsylvania Statutes Title 24 P.S. Education § 20-2006-H. Exit counseling

(a) General rule.--Each institution of higher education that receives information regarding Federal education loans or other student loans that may require repayment for a student enrolled at the institution of higher education shall make financial aid counseling available to each student at the end of the student's final academic term, unless the individual selects not to participate.

(b) Counseling for graduating students.--The financial aid counseling for a student who graduates at the end of the academic term shall, at a minimum, include:

(c) Counseling for students who transfer or withdraw.--With respect to a student who leaves an institution of higher education without the knowledge of the institution or transfers to another institution, the institution shall attempt to make financial aid counseling available to the student unless the student has Federal education loans or other student loans known to the institution of higher education that do not require repayment.  If the institution is unable to get in contact with the student, the institution shall mail the information described in subsection (b) in writing to the student at the last known address on file.

(d) Method of counseling.--An institution of higher education may offer the counseling required under this section in person or virtually and may partner with the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency or a similar entity to provide the required counseling.