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Higher Education Act of 1965

The main federal law that governs most U.S. federal programs for higher education, including student financial aid.

Title IV

A section of the Higher Education Act that covers federal student aid programs, such as Pell Grants, federal student loans, and work-study programs.

Title VI

A section of the Higher Education Act that supports international education and foreign language studies at colleges and universities.

Nonexpressive commercial boycott

A business action, like refusing to deal with or ending business with, a major strategic partner country that is intended to limit commercial ties and is not based on a valid business reason. It does not include actions specifically exempted by law.

Major strategic partner

A country that has a special relationship with the United States as defined by law, such as Israel, or an entity connected to that country.

Institution of higher education

A college, university, or other postsecondary school that offers degrees or certificates.

Certification

A formal written statement that confirms certain conditions are met, usually submitted to a government agency.