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West Virginia students struggling to figure out how to pay for college could be getting help from the state under a bill heading to Gov. Jim Justice. State lawmakers approved

Lindsay Woodard, a college and career counselor at San Marcos High School, has spent the past few months helping about 100 high school seniors navigate

The effect of technical glitches in overhauling the student financial-aid form known as FAFSA is still being felt. Issues stemming from a redesign of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid have left families scrambling to secure loans, grants and scholarships before sending their kids off to college in the fall. A Minnesota nonprofit reminded college students tuition aid is still available and its new digital tool can help with the process. ...

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara works all year to give out financial awards that help students continue their education.

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Signed by 130 Republican members of Congress, Secretary Miguel Cardona is told the latest rule-making proposal should be withdrawn and in no way could be the intent of the 1965 Federal Loan Insurance Program or its 2008 reauthorization.

Maryland's higher education system cites several issues it's facing transitioning MDCaps to the FAFSA form's federal changes.

Hundreds of positions will be created across State University of New York colleges and universities.

Problems with a federal financial aid application have impacted college decisions. Faced with uncertainty around costs, how are members of the class of 2024 deciding what to do next?

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