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Glitch in financial aid form keeping students with immigrant parents from applying for grants - Vimarsana News

Glitch in financial aid form keeping students with immigrant parents from applying for grants

Parents without a Social Security number still cannot complete the new FAFSA online.

Source: yahoo.com
Monmouth extends enrollment deadline by month - Vimarsana News

Monmouth extends enrollment deadline by month

In response to delays with the U.S. Department of Education’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Monmouth College has extended the deadline for its enrollment deposit to June 1. The decision, which extends the college’s deadline by one month, was not hard, Monmouth President Clarence Wyatt said in a Friday release. “This was an […]

Source: yahoo.com
UNH extends application deadline because of FAFSA delays - Vimarsana News

UNH extends application deadline because of FAFSA delays

The University of New Hampshire has announced that it has extended its application deadline for the fall because of changes to and delays of the federal student aid form.

Source: wmur.com
A New FAFSA Setback Means Many College Financial Aid Offers Won't Come Until April - Vimarsana News

A New FAFSA Setback Means Many College Financial Aid Offers Won't Come Until April

The department needs extra time to fix a mistake that could have hurt lower-income borrowers, but the delay means all students will have to wait longer for their college aid offers.

Source: laist.com
FAFSA application setback worries New Hampshire colleges - Vimarsana News

FAFSA application setback worries New Hampshire colleges

FAFSA delayed the period when colleges receive student information by three months, forcing financial aid offices to respond on a short deadline.

Source: wmur.com
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