What does a UEH Flag value of "2" on ISIR signify?

A UEH Flag value of "2" on the Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR) signifies that there may be a potential enrollment pattern problem with the student's reported enrollment. This flag prompts schools to investigate the student's academic history to determine if there are inconsistencies or concerns regarding their enrollment status.

When the flag indicates a potential issue, it often suggests that the student's past enrollment patterns may not reliably support their financial aid eligibility. Schools have a responsibility to ensure that students meet the necessary criteria for receiving financial aid, including maintaining satisfactory academic progress and valid enrollment status.

By identifying this potential enrollment pattern problem, the flag enables financial aid administrators to review the student's record more closely, ensuring that all compliance requirements are met before disbursing funds. This meticulous review process helps uphold the integrity of federal financial aid programs and supports students in receiving appropriate financial assistance.