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ATTLEBORO — Three Attleboro schools were awarded money by the state to help high school seniors participate in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.

Friday was decision day at Ruskin High School, but some seniors who plan to go to college are still waiting on their FAFSA information.

Maureen Ford has already been accepted to nine colleges and universities as she waits to graduate from Navajo Preparatory School on May 20. She wants to be the first generation in her family to graduate from college. But first she needs to get her federal financial aid fixed as the clock ticks toward a May […] The post Financial aid upheaval puts college students at risk appeared first on Source New Mexico.

The FAFSA failure is a talent problem that sheds light on the higher education system FAFSA props up.

The Kansas City Public Schools will hold a FAFSA event on Saturday, April 27, to help Spanish-speaking families complete the financial aid form on time.

The head of the Federal Student Aid (FSA) office Richard Cordray announced Friday he would step down from his role following the difficulties with the first season of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms. “My first day at FSA was May 4, 2021. Next week, my three-year term as the Chief…

LUMBERTON, N.C. (WBTW) — Robeson County school officials are encouraging the district’s graduating seniors to fill out their FAFSA applications by the June 30 deadline. “Completing this application is the first step towards unlocking free funding and scholarships to assist students in their college journeys,” said Jessica Sealey, a spokesperson for the Public Schools of […]

  Delays in federal financial aid could prevent some Maryland students from attending college this fall. At the direction of Congress, the U.S. Department of Education simplified the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to help more

Delays in federal financial aid could prevent some Maryland students from attending college this fall.

College Decision Day is quickly approaching, but many students still dont know where they can afford to go to school in the fall.