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New security requirements protect, frustrate students seeking financial aid
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In May 2015, the US Department of Education announced that it would sunset its old e-signature system for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and replace it with a new system to authenticate FAFSA information. But the new system is...
College Foundation of West Virginia to host “FAFSA Friday” events during Kanawha County high school football games
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For planning purposes: October 6, 2016 Contact: Jessica Kennedy, Director of Communications and Outreach West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (304) 558-0655 jessica.kennedy@wvhepc.edu College Foundation of West Virginia to host “FAFSA...
Free Application for Federal Student Aid Now Available
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Early Application Can Increase Amount of Aid Received Des Moines, IA, January 4, 2016 –For college-bound students, January brings more than just the start of a new year. January 1 also marks the availability of the Free Application for Federal Student...
College Student? Time to File for Financial Aid! #fafsa
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This information about applying for financial aid is timely for me, since we have a soon-to-be college student. I'm passing it along to anyone in the same place. See the bottom of the post for more links. Oh, and I'm not being compensated in any way...
The FAFSA Is Changing This Year: Here’s Everything You Need to Know
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People starting college in the fall of 2017 probably haven’t yet decided where they’re going to school, let alone figured out how much money they’ll need to do it, but it’s almost time to start applying for financial aid. In the past, students and their...

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By: Lauren Pfeffer Stuart Did you know there are ways to lead while still keeping your classroom position? I didn’t! In 2014, I was feeling burnt out, as many educators often feel. I loved being with ...
23 four-year schools with low costs that lead to high incomes - ED.gov Blog

One of the biggest concerns about college that students and families have is the costs of attending—and the possible opportunities it could create for their careers. Check out 23 four-year institution...

5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Postponing Your Federal Student Loan Payments - ED.gov Blog

If you’re having difficulty repaying your federal student loans, then you might want to consider a deferment or forbearance. These two temporary solutions allow you to stop making or, in some instance...