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The U.S. Department of Education is preparing to launch more resources to help schools and students who are trying to fill out federal student aid forms, known as the FAFSA.

The release of a revamped FAFSA form has blocked some students from filing the application and narrowed the time schools have to make financial aid decisions.

Michelle Kuhlhorst had hoped the University of Saint Francis would by now have the information necessary to send financial aid offers to students.

College students across Colorado usually know what kind of financial aid they'll qualify for by now but now some may not get that information until two weeks before decision day.

Colleges grapple with a FAFSA delay, prompting extensions of commitment deadlines, creating uncertainty for students navigating crucial decisions. Read to learn more.

A new FAFSA form debuted this academic year, months late and with lots of glitches. Could the delays cause NC colleges to push their enrollment deadlines?

Typically, students receive financial aid award letters from schools in March and are expected to commit by May 1. Now, that timeline is in jeopardy

The Department of Education said FAFSA information won’t come until the first half of March, which will delay schools from calculating and sending out financial aid offers to students.

This year, it may be a little more stressful, especially for those waiting on financial aid information.

Senate Republicans accuse Biden administration of neglecting FAFSA update, blaming glitches for delayed aid distribution, risking student decisions and institution harm. Read to learn more.