Federal Education Regulations

Federal Education Regulations are rules established by the U.S. government to define how educational institutions receive and use federal funding. These regulations cover areas like student eligibility for financial aid, institutional accountability, and rights to access educational resources. They aim to ensure that schools maintain certain standards, protect students’ rights, and promote transparency in funding and operations. By setting these guidelines, the government seeks to improve educational quality and equity, ensuring that federal dollars are spent effectively to support students and institutions across the country.