12 2 STA T .3079PUBLIC LA W 110 – 31 5— AU G .1 4, 200 8Sec.308 . PartBd e fin iti o n s . Sec. 30 9 . G rants to instit u tions. Sec. 3 1 0. Al lot m ents. Sec. 311. Professional or g raduate institutions. Sec. 31 2 . U ne xp ended funds. Sec. 313. E ndo w ment Ch allenge Grants. Sec. 31 4 . H istoricall y Blac k college and uni v ersity capital financing. Sec. 31 5 . Programs in S T E M fields. Sec. 31 6 . I nvesting in historically Black colleges and universities and other minor - ity-serving institutions. Sec. 31 7 . Technical assistance. Sec. 318. W aiver authority. Sec. 319. Authori z ation of appropriations. Sec. 320. Technical corrections. TIT L EI V— STU D E N T ASSISTANCE PA R T A—G RANTS T O ST UDE NTS I N ATTENDAN C E AT INSTITUTIONS O F HI GH ER EDUCATION Sec. 401. F ederal Pell Grants. Sec. 402. Academic competitiveness grants. Sec. 403. Federal TRI O Programs. Sec. 404. Gaining early awareness and readiness for undergraduate programs. Sec. 405. Academic Achievement Incentive Scholarships. Sec. 406. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants. Sec. 407. Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership program. Sec. 408. Special programs for students whose families are engaged in migrant and seasonal farmwork. Sec. 409. Ro b ert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program. Sec. 410. Child care access means parents in school. Sec. 411. Learning Anytime Anywhere Partnerships. Sec. 412. TEACH Grants. PART B—FEDERA L FA M IL Y EDUCATION LOAN PROGRAM Sec. 421. Limitations on amounts of loans covered by Federal insurance. Sec. 422. Federal payments to reduce student interest costs. Sec. 423. Voluntary flexible agreements. Sec. 424. Federal PLUS loans. Sec. 425. Federal consolidation loans. Sec. 426. Default reduction program. Sec. 427. Re q uirements for disbursement of student loans. Sec. 428. Unsubsidized Stafford loan limits. Sec. 429. Loan forgiveness for teachers employed by educational service agencies. Sec. 430. Loan forgiveness for service in areas of national need. Sec. 431. Loan repayment for civil legal assistance attorneys. Sec. 432. Reports to consumer reporting agencies and institutions of higher edu- cation. Sec. 433. Legal powers and responsibilities. Sec. 434. Student loan information by eligible lenders. Sec. 435. Consumer education information. Sec. 436. Definitions of eligible institution and eligible lender. Sec. 437. Discharge and cancellation rights in cases of disability. Sec. 438. Conforming amendments for repeal of section 439. PART C—FEDERAL WOR K -STUDY PROGRAMS Sec. 441. Authorization of appropriations. Sec. 442. Allowance for books and supplies. Sec. 443. Grants for Federal work-study programs. Sec. 444. Flexible use of funds. Sec. 445. J ob location and development programs. Sec. 446. Additional funds for off-campus community service. Sec. 447. Work colleges. PART D—FEDERAL DIRECT STUDENT LOAN Sec. 451. Terms and conditions of loans. Sec. 452. Funds for administrative expenses. Sec. 453. Guaranty agency responsibilities and payments
reports and cost esti- mates. Sec. 454. Loan cancellation for teachers. PART E—FEDERAL PERKINS LOANS Sec. 461. Extension of authority.
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