38 MAC Pt. 2, R. 11.2
Contract Benefits
Cite as 38 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 2, R. 11.2
Contract Benefits. The MPACT Contract guarantees, unless otherwise stated herein,
payment by the Trust Fund of In-state Tuition and Mandatory Fees on behalf of the Qualified
Beneficiary of the MPACT Contract, to the Postsecondary Institution in which the Qualified
Beneficiary matriculates.
The MPACT Contract guarantees the following:
A. Payment of In-state Tuition of not more than five (5) years (defined as 160 semester
hours) OR payment of In-state Tuition until award of a baccalaureate degree to the
Qualified Beneficiary, whichever comes first; and,
B. Payment of Mandatory Fees for not more than ten (10) registrations on a semester system,
fifteen (15) registrations on a quarter system, or the completion of 160 semester hours or
the academic equivalent units on a quarter system of other academic term basis, or until
award of a baccalaureate degree to the Qualified Beneficiary, whichever comes first.
Any credit hours paid by the Trust Fund on behalf of a Qualified Beneficiary reduce the
remaining available credit hours under the MPACT Contract. Even if the credit hours paid by
the Trust Fund on behalf of the Beneficiary are not counted by the Beneficiary’s Postsecondary
Institution toward a college degree, the credit hours paid by the MPACT Trust Fund will,
nevertheless, decrease the remaining number of credit hours available for utilization under the
MPACT Contract.
Should the Purchaser cancel the Contract and request a refund subsequent to the payment of any
tuition on the behalf of the Beneficiary, but before total usage of the Contract benefits as
described above, partial usage will be calculated based on the number of credit hours used and
the per credit hour charge originally paid by the Purchaser for purposes of establishing the refund
amount due.
The MPACT Contract does not cover fees and costs related to dormitory housing or any other
type of housing. The MPACT Contract does not cover meals, books, transportation, supplies,
college application or entrance fees, or orientation fees. The Contract also does not cover
miscellaneous fees such as health fees, athletic fees, fraternity or sorority fees, or laboratory fees
unless these fees qualify as Mandatory Fees as defined in Rule 6.1S. No graduate program,
continuing education program, professional degree program, or adult education program is
available under the MPACT Contract except as described in Rule 13.2. The MPACT Contract
covers only those costs and fees specified herein.
The benefits of an MPACT Contract may not be used unless all Contract payments, Actuarial
Assessments, and any outstanding Administrative Fees, have been paid, and the social security
number of the Qualified Beneficiary has been provided to the State Treasurer.