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Tip of the Week It’s your time to be heard Providing feedback is important when it comes to making something better – especially when it impacts students and families. While you may have a lot to say on a lot of different issues, right now, the Department of Education recently announced the availability of the

Tip of the Week The power of financial aid Without love in our lives, where would we be? As humans we rely on one another – to care, to help, and to understand. As we celebrate both Financial Aid Awareness Month this February along with Valentine’s Day in a few days, it’s a reminder of

Tip of the Week A month that could change a life Financial aid awareness really needs a year-long celebration. Even though February is the only official recognition of financial aid awareness, financial aid professionals and many others are observing it every day. In reality, there shouldn’t be only one month dedicated to financial aid awareness

Tip of the Week The ups and downs of funding If you weren’t buckled in your seat, you might have been shaken up a bit. For those in higher education (and for many others as well), yesterday was a day that turned out to be one heck of a roller coaster ride. News trickled out

Tip of the Week Questions to ask yourself before applying for scholarships Students should apply for as many scholarships as possible. That’s good advice, but with that advice in mind, students should prioritize some scholarships and maybe avoid some scholarships altogether. In general, you should apply for those scholarships that are a good fit and

Tip of the Week Reminder about FAFSA Call Center extended hours While many financial aid professionals have been dealing with data and deadlines in recent weeks, the 2025-26 FAFSA completion cycle has gotten underway. That launch of the FAFSA cycle also typically means more calls from students and parents. Hopefully, the expanded hours for the