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Comment 1 Booklets for different groups of students looked similar.
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Amendment 1 Booklet clearly identifies the target group of students.
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Comment 2 Text repeats information from the letters. Why should the student read it?
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Amendment 2 Section listing on front of booklet now makes its contents obvious. |
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Comment 3 Students used the booklet for reference, not for instructions.
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Amendment 3 Titles of sections use the same terms as the form, makes it easier to find the explanations. |
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Comment 4 Important instructions are easily overlooked.
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Amendment 4 Front page is clear and uncluttered. |
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Comment 5 Nothing to guide the student to the notes.
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Amendment 5 Sections in the notes use the same numbering scheme as on the form. |
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Comment 6 Financial awards only apply to a few students, but are on the front page.
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Amendment 6 All the instructions on the front page are relevant to all students. |
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Comment 7 Vocational Tax Relief only applies to a few courses, but is on the front page.
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Amendment 7 First page instructions are limited to the most important messages. |
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