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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) ripped into the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program and other educational policies ahead of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona’s trip to Little Rock on Tuesday. In a letter to Cardona sent Monday, Sanders and Arkansas Secretary of Education Jacob Olivia wrote, “You will be in Little Rock tomorrow to…

The delay of federal student aid for New Hampshire college students continues to cause issues, which has inspired a new program for Granite Staters to get free classes this summer.

Filings for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid are down more than 38% nationally, and less than 25% of Montana high school seniors completed the FAFSA

North Dakota is encouraging students to finish their FAFSA applications after a number of kinks in the federal application process led to significant delays. (Image: Getty Images/CatherineLane) The post North Dakota students urged to complete FAFSA applications this week appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

Support for parenting students varies around the country, from scholarship programs to early registration for classes and childcare on campus.

Millions of high school students across the country are facing a major roadblock when it comes to finalizing what college to attend this fall.

The turbulent rollout of a new federal financial aid application could mean thousands of low-income students miss out on college this fall. But one person feels especially perturbed by the botched implementation of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. Lamar Alexander — former governor of Tennessee, U.S. education secretary and Republican […]

The University of Texas El Paso and El Paso Community College partnered together to host a workshop to help students with their application to apply for FAFSA.

The share of high school seniors who have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is down significantly this year, raising concerns that some low-income students won’t

Those at the Rhode Island Student Loan Authority's College Planning Center are welcoming everyone who is currently having problems with their FAFSAs to swing by for assistance.