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UK extends enrollment deadline due to FAFSA delays. What students need to know - Vimarsana News

UK extends enrollment deadline due to FAFSA delays. What students need to know

Changes to this year’s FAFSA have caused delays in students receiving their financial aid offers from universities. As a result, UK has extended one deadline to May 15.

Source: yahoo.com
UK extending confirmation deadline for incoming students due to FAFSA delays - Vimarsana News

UK extending confirmation deadline for incoming students due to FAFSA delays

LEXINGTON, Ky. (KT) – The University of Kentucky is extending its confirmation deadline to May 15 for first-year incoming students who wish to enroll for the fall 2024 semester due

This year's FAFSA form has changed. Here's what students and parents need to know - Vimarsana News

This year's FAFSA form has changed. Here's what students and parents need to know

The Department of Education announced a soft launch of the new financial aid application, aiming to streamline the process for students and families.

NYC DOE exec Amanda Lurie cited for misconduct, got raise - Vimarsana News

NYC DOE exec Amanda Lurie cited for misconduct, got raise

Amanda Lurie, and official for the DOE who played hooky and sold clothing during work hours, was rewarded with a promotion and a pay raise, The Post has learned.

Source: nypost.com
New Platform Leverages Advanced Analytics to Surface Potential Adult Learners - Vimarsana News

New Platform Leverages Advanced Analytics to Surface Potential Adult Learners

/PRNewswire/ -- Liaison International, developer of the technology that has helped millions of students apply to academic programs at more than 1,000 colleges...