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If the current debts exceed the maximum allowable ratio, the loan casefile will receive an "Ineligible" recommendation.
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If the current debts exceed the maximum allowable ratio, the loan casefile will receive an "Ineligible" recommendation.
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Ineligible for re-election, Mr. da Silva groomed Ms. Rousseff as his successor.
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Ineligible for government financial aid for college and thus, in many cases, unable to accept college admissions offers they have otherwise earned through years of hard work and discipline, often overcoming formidable obstacles.
Larry Strauss: Let's Honor All Our Honors Students -- Regardless of Where They Were Born or How They Got Here Larry Strauss 2011
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Top non-Emmy pick: Ineligible for Emmys this year, AMC's Breaking Bad 10/9c apparently has nothing to lose by airing a new episode opposite the awards.
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Ineligible for government financial aid for college and thus, in many cases, unable to accept college admissions offers they have otherwise earned through years of hard work and discipline, often overcoming formidable obstacles.
Larry Strauss: Let's Honor All Our Honors Students -- Regardless of Where They Were Born or How They Got Here Larry Strauss 2011
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Ineligible for re-election, Mr. da Silva groomed Ms. Rousseff as his successor.
Rousseff Elected President in Brazil John Lyons 2010
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Ineligible for government financial aid for college and thus, in many cases, unable to accept college admissions offers they have otherwise earned through years of hard work and discipline, often overcoming formidable obstacles.
Larry Strauss: Let's Honor All Our Honors Students -- Regardless of Where They Were Born or How They Got Here Larry Strauss 2011
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_Ineligible programs will have less than 35 percent of their former students paying down the principal on their federal loans – and their graduates will have a debt-to-earnings ratio above 30 percent of discretionary income and 12 percent of total income.
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_ Ineligible programs will have less than 35 percent of their former students paying down the principal on their federal loans – and their graduates will have a debt-to-earnings ratio above 30 percent of discretionary income and 12 percent of total income.
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