But Northwestern, University of Chicago and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign didn’t sign on to the new standards for financial aid letters.
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Posted inColorado
Want to go to college? Here are 5 tips to help pay for a Colorado education
Colorado offers multiple programs to help students pay for some credits or for college in its entirety.
Posted inMississippi
IHL system put on federal monitoring after blowing deadline to submit annual audit
For the next five years, when Mississippi universities seek to cover tuition with federal financial aid dollars hey will be required to first provide certain documentation.
Posted inMississippi
‘No one is losing out’ in proposed college financial aid changes, board says
The award amounts of the Mississippi Tuition Assistance Grant – known as MTAG – would be increased to keep up with the skyrocketing cost of colleg
Posted inOhio
Case Western Reserve makes college free for some Cleveland, East Cleveland grads
It’s an expansion of the university’s ‘Cleveland Scholars’ program.
Posted inTampa Bay
Student loan payments are back. What 2.7M Florida borrowers need to know.
The SAVE program and other initiatives offer new protections after the pandemic pause.
Posted inOhio
Ohioans with disabilities can get up to $7,000 for college; here’s how to apply
Research shows that most students with disabilities don’t tell their institution.
Posted inColorado
Transferring from community college to a four-year program? A new Colorado scholarship can help with costs
Colorado students who start at a community college then transfer to a four-year bachelor’s degree program will soon have a chance to pay for part of their education with a new scholarship. The scholarship, called the Reisher Bridge Scholars Program, supports students within the Bridge to Bachelor’s Degree program — the program guarantees admission at […]
Posted inPittsburgh
At some Pittsburgh universities, students turn to risky private loans
Students graduating from some Pittsburgh universities are leaving their studies with more than $50,000 in debt to private lenders. Are students getting the most out of less-expensive options?
Posted inChicago
Western Illinois University revokes, then reinstates scholarships for students of color
The reversal speaks to the confusion and fear sparked by the recent Supreme Court ruling banning race-conscious college admissions policies.