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April 11, 2024
“I have not seen numbers this low in years – even during the pandemic we had higher numbers of applicants,” says one Cal State East Bay official. “It’s not looking good right now, all across the universities.”
April 11, 2024
“I have not seen numbers this low in years – even during the pandemic we had higher numbers of applicants,” says one Cal State East Bay official. “It’s not looking good right now, all across the universities.”
April 11, 2024
What happened with the FAFSA rollout? Why are there technical glitches in FAFSA? What is Congress doing about FAFSA rollout?
April 11, 2024
While the governor's budget amendment would help find ways improve the long-term viability of the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program, delaying reforms means colleges will have to absorb growing costs of the program for at least another year.
April 11, 2024
School counselors are calling the FAFSA rollout a "disaster." Thousands of families in Montana are basing their college decisions on financial aid eligibility.
April 11, 2024
School counselors are calling the FAFSA rollout a "disaster." Thousands of families in Montana are basing their college decisions on financial aid eligibility.
April 11, 2024
School counselors are calling the FAFSA rollout a "disaster." Thousands of families in Montana are basing their college decisions on financial aid eligibility.
April 11, 2024
Peter Zay/Anadolu via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Education Secretary Miguel Cardona will name LaWanda Toney as deputy chief of staff for strategic communications, as the secretary's team looks to tackle college affordability with enrollment deadlines ...
April 11, 2024
Compared to 2023, far fewer Ohio graduating seniors had filled out the FAFSA as of end of March.
April 11, 2024
School counselors are calling the FAFSA rollout a "disaster." Thousands of families in Montana are basing their college decisions on financial aid eligibility.