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Institution Name
City
ST
Fiscal
Year
Ending
Date
Cash     
From     
Title IV  
Funds   
Cash
From
Other
Funds
 % Cash
 From
 Title IV
 Funds
% Cash
From
Other
Funds
  04124800 Visions in Hair Design Institute of Cosmetology Milwaukee WI 12/31/2009 $57,700   $387      99.00% 1.00%  
  04127800 Healthy Hair Academy Inglewood CA 12/31/2009 $1,223,440   $74,141      94.29% 5.71%  
  03124200 Nova College of Puerto Rico Bayamon PR 12/31/2009 $1,314,240   $80,689      94.22% 5.78%  
  02311200 American School of Technology Columbus OH 12/31/2009 $3,650,934   $225,128      94.20% 5.80%  
  02312400 LA College International Los Angeles CA 12/31/2009 $4,108,602   $280,931      93.60% 6.40%  
  04137200 Borner's Barber College Los Angeles CA 12/31/2009 $134,435   $9,271      93.55% 6.45%  
  00485500 Davis College Toledo OH 6/30/2010 $5,220,055   $396,462      92.94% 7.06%  
  04151100 Summit Salon & Beauty School Woodland Park CO 12/31/2009 $131,485   $10,816      92.00% 8.00%  
  01093000 Suburban Technical School Hempstead NY 12/31/2009 $7,315,944   $666,507      91.70% 8.30%  
  02337800 College Of Office Technology Chicago IL 6/30/2010 $3,495,363   $366,532      90.51% 9.49%  
  02215900 ATI Career Training Center Fort Lauderdale FL 12/31/2009 $7,975,751   $867,855      90.20% 9.80%  

The HEOA moves the 90/10 Rule to the PPA from Title I of the HEA (the 90/10 Rule applies only to proprietary institutions and requires those institutions to derive at least 10 percent of their revenue from non-Title IV sources). As a result, an institution that now violates the 90/10 Rule for one year would no longer lose its eligibility to participate in the Title IV programs. Instead, the institution's participation becomes provisional for two fiscal years. However, if the institution does not satisfy the 90/10 Rule for two consecutive fiscal years, it loses its eligibility to participate in the Title IV programs for at least two fiscal years.

If an institution fails to satisfy the 90/10 Rule, the HEOA requires the Department to publicly disclose on the College Navigator website the identity of that institution and the extent to which the institution failed to satisfy the rule. In addition, no later than July 1 of each year, the Secretary must submit to Congress a report that contains, for each proprietary institution, the amount and percentage of the institution's revenues from Title IV sources and non-Title IV sources, as provided by the institution in its audited financial statements.