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College Affordability
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Student-loan borrowers are trying to navigate Trump's repayment overhaul while facing hourslong hold times and conflicting information from servicers.
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Students and education access advocates say lawmakers must find a solution to fully fund the state's largest financial aid program.
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Nevada's Board of Regents voted Friday to approve tuition increases which higher education leaders said were needed to fill an almost $50 million annual budget gap.
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Confusion, litigation and the threat of wage garnishment under Trump have left millions of teachers, nurses and other public service workers with few options and little hope.
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For students from low-income backgrounds, going to college can seem like an impossible dream. But the key to making that dream a reality often lies in completing a single form
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Satisfaction is up and wait times are short, an agency official told the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators’ legislative conference.
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In Fall 2024, Trellis Strategies asked student loan borrowers, âIn a few sentences, please explain why you took out student loans.â Qualitative analysis of
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According to Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, public in-state tuition in Minnesota is just over $11,600, and private tuition tops $31,650. Thatâs one reason a college option founded ...
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From accreditation to civil rights probes, we’re rounding up policy shifts we’ll be watching — and expert predictions on how they’ll unfold — for the year ahead.
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New survey data from EAB suggests “a growing emphasis on immediate economic needs,” a report from the consultancy said.
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Hundreds of thousands of borrowers in Illinois, and millions more nationwide, need to select a new student loan repayment plan if they don’t want to end up on a more expensive plan by default.
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Incentivizing automatic payment benefits for student loan holders is unlikely to make a substantial difference in monthly payment amounts for most borrowers.
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Philomena V. Mantella argues the financial aid system is failing middle-income families—and shows what a better design looks like.
