Unmet need means the student’s total cost of attendance minus the effective family contribution (as determined by the FAFSA process) and all aid available to the student including grants, work study programs, scholarships, or any other public or private financial aid provided to the student.
Unmet need means the total cost of attendance minus:
Unmet need means an item or service needed to overcome a disaster-related hardship, injury, or adverse condition due to an eligible federally declared disaster resulting in costs or damages related to personal property, home repair, food assistance, mental health assistance, child care, or temporary housing for which the household has not received adequate assistance from any federal, state, nonprofit, or faith-based agency.
Examples of Unmet need in a sentence
Unmet need for adjunctive dyslipidemia therapy in hypertriglyceridemia management.
Unmet need for mental health care among U.S. children: Variation by ethnicity and insurance status.
Unmet need for mental health care among U.S. children: variation by ethnicity and insurance status.
Unmet need for preschool services in California: Statewide and local analysis.
Unmet need for recommended preventive health services among clients of California syringe exchange programs: implications for quality improvement.
More Definitions of Unmet need
Unmet need means the total amount of financial need as determined by the FAFSA process as administered by the school minus the following:
Unmet need means the student’s total cost of attendance minus the effective family contribution (as determined by the FAFSA process) and all aid available to the student
Unmet need means an item or service needed to overcome a disaster-related hardship, injury, or adverse condition due to an eligible federally declared disaster resulting in costs or damages related to
Unmet need means there is no one else who can accompany the client to the appointment. If there is someone else who can accompany the client to the appointment, that means the need is met and this client would not be eligible for this service.
Unmet need means persons alleged to meet legal criteria for incapacity but who have not yet been formally adjudicated as legally incapacitated.
Unmet need means the type of facility or placement needed to serve the child's needs which is unavailable at the time placement is being sought for the child; and
Unmet need means the losses to moveable equipment, inventory andƒor working capital suffered by the Applicant as a direct or indirect result of Hurricane Sandy (collectively “Need”), less all duplicative assistance sources (to include insurance, FEMA, SBA, or other local, state, or Federal programs, or any other private grants, but not including Private Loans).