Atticus™ for compliance
Title IV Compliance Software for Career & Postsecondary Schools
Title IV compliance comes down to one question when a program review hits: can you produce clean, dated, verifiable records on demand? Atticus is the system of record for the data Title IV turns on — attendance and last date of attendance, satisfactory academic progress, and the documentation behind Return of Title IV (R2T4) — captured the moment it happens and locked the moment it's captured.
What Atticus keeps audit-ready
Last date of attendance, tracked automatically
Every attendance event is timestamped and stored, so the last date of attendance — the figure withdrawals and R2T4 depend on — is always defensible, never reconstructed after the fact.
Satisfactory Academic Progress, on schedule
SAP is evaluated each payment period against your qualitative and quantitative standards, with warnings, probation, and appeals documented in one place.
R2T4 documentation that holds up
The records behind every Return of Title IV calculation — dates, enrollment status, and supporting evidence — are organized and exportable for a program review.
One audit-defensible record
When the Department or your accreditor asks, you click instead of scramble: a single source of truth across attendance, SAP, and student status.
Common questions
Title IV compliance FAQ
What is Title IV compliance software?
Software that keeps the student records federal financial aid (Title IV) depends on — attendance, last date of attendance, satisfactory academic progress, and Return of Title IV documentation — accurate, dated, and audit-ready for a program review.
Does Atticus handle Return of Title IV (R2T4)?
Atticus organizes and reproduces the records R2T4 relies on — last date of attendance, enrollment status, and supporting documentation — so the figures are defensible. The calculation of record belongs to your financial-aid office or a specialist third party; we recommend FA Wizard™ by Financial Aid Experts, Inc. Atticus is the system of record and evidence layer, not the calculation engine.
How does it help during a program review?
Instead of reconstructing records under deadline, you produce dated, locked records on demand — attendance, SAP history, and student status — all in one place.
Which schools is this for?
Career, trade, and postsecondary schools that participate in Title IV federal student aid and answer to accreditors such as ACCSC, COE, NACCAS, and ABHES.
See where you stand before your next review.
Talk to Atticus for a quick compliance assessment, or book a call.