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Bison State University · 2026–27

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Systems connected
7
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Open conflicts
27
Across 24 students.
Rules in force
6
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Synthetic Bison State data. Last full refresh Nov 1, 2026 at 6:12 AM MT.

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Read-only report/Fall 2026 · Pell, Direct Loans, and scholarships

Accepted aid that has not paid cleanly

Eighteen students have $96,420 in accepted aid that has not completed the expected payment path. Six need a staff look. Twelve are timing items the office can explain.

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Students
18
Across all aid types
Accepted aid
$96,420
Not cleanly paid
Needs investigation
6
$21,370
Explained timing
12
$75,050
Student-level detail
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4 representative rows · synthetic
StudentProgramAcceptedPaidWhy it is hereOwner
Maya Thompson→Direct Loan$8,120$8,120Oracle journal missingFederal Programs
Theo Martin→Pell Grant$2,250$0Pell LEU reviewFederal Programs
Samira Patel→Scholarship$3,000$0Banner payment schedule missingScholarships
Nia Okafor→Scholarship$2,750$2,750Wrong Oracle fundScholarships
Sources:Banner· Award and disbursement detail · 6:12 AMNSLDS· Federal borrowing and Pell LEU · 5:31 AMOracle Financials· Student-aid journal lines · 6:12 AMBlackbaud Award Management· Fund disbursements · 4:45 AM
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