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What Are Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants or WIOA Applicants?

Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants or WIOA Applicants are prospective students who apply to pay for their training with vocational rehabilitation benefits, through a state agency or a private agency, or with WIOA funding.

WIOA is the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, federal legislation administered by the United States Department of Labor.

What the catalog says

The catalog states: “The Admissions Office will assist in the application process. When approval is received for a student from a given agency, it should be submitted to the school’s Business Office, who then bills the appropriate agency for the amount approved. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain appropriate approvals and submit proper documentation to the school.”

Who it applies to

InterCoast Colleges’ catalog states this under “VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPLICANTS OR WIOA APPLICANTS” (p. 18).

The catalog states: “Prospective students wishing to attend InterCoast Colleges under Veteran’s Educational Benefits (VA), Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits (either through a state agency or a private rehabilitation agency), WIOA should apply for these benefits through the appropriate agency.”

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