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FAFSA Fiasco Keeps Santa Barbara Students in Limbo Awaiting College Financial Aid | Local News - Vimarsana News

FAFSA Fiasco Keeps Santa Barbara Students in Limbo Awaiting College Financial Aid | Local News

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

Biden administration to cancel another $7.7 bn in student loans for 160K borrowers - Vimarsana News

Biden administration to cancel another $7.7 bn in student loans for 160K borrowers

Biden, keen to shore up waning support among young people ahead of the November presidential election, had pledged last year to find other avenues for tackling debt relief after the Supreme Court in June blocked his broader plan to cancel $430 billion in student loan debt.

Biden administration announces $7.7 billion in relief for 160,000 student borrowers - Vimarsana News

Biden administration announces $7.7 billion in relief for 160,000 student borrowers

The Biden administration said on Tuesday it will forgive student loans for three categories of borrowers totaling $7.7 billion, the Education Department said.

Source: upi.com
HBCU FAFSA complications - Vimarsana News

HBCU FAFSA complications

Completed FAFSA submissions are down 10% within the UNC System. Historically Minority-Serving Institutions have been hit particularly hard, with a 13% decrease.

Source: wunc.org
Democrats Urge Senate Appropriators to Boost Pell Grant Funding for FY 2025 - Vimarsana News

Democrats Urge Senate Appropriators to Boost Pell Grant Funding for FY 2025

Democratic senators are urging Senate appropriators to increase Pell Grant funding and protect reserves from cuts to prevent a $1.3 billion shortfall. Read to learn more.