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  1. How long will projects be funded?
  2. Should a budget be included for additional years at the time of application?
  3. Does the project have to last 3 years?
  4. When will awards be made?

1. How long will projects be funded?

Projects will be funded for up to 36 months. Funding for continuation awards is contingent upon future Congressional appropriations for this program.

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2. Should a budget be included for additional years at the time of application?

Yes, applicants must provide a complete budget summary for each year on ED Form 524 (Budget information-Non-Construction Programs). A narrative must be included that explains the line items included in the budget.

Budget Forms
  • ED Form 524 - Form and Instruction download files PDF (111K) MS Word (106K)
  • ED Form 524 Example - Training Grants: Additional Indirect Cost Information download files PDF (52K) MS Word (45K)
  • ED Form 524 Example - Grants under Restricted Rate Programs: Additional Indirect Cost Information download files PDF (52K) MS Word (41K)
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3. Does the project have to last 3 years?

No, funding for the program may be available for projects of up to 36 months. The project need not last for 36 months, if the applicant feels the program can happen in a shorter time period. Applicants should include budget information in their application for the length of the requested project.

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4. When will awards be made?

The Department anticipates making awards by June 30, 2008.

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