Draft 2027-28 FAFSA application materials available for comment

While students and schools are currently focused on the 2026-27 FAFSA, the Department of Education is looking ahead to next year’s FAFSA to prepare for its launch on October 1, 2026.

Keys to a successful scholarship strategy topic of upcoming webinar

When it comes to getting money for college, scholarships can be critical. 

Nonpayment rates among student loan borrowers put colleges and universities at risk

More than 1800 higher education institutions across the country are at risk of losing access to federal student aid due to high rates of nonpayment by student loan borrowers.

Federal Student Aid system changes may require new firewall settings to maintain access

Schools and other organizations may need to act soon to avoid losing access to federal financial aid systems.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness program changes happening this summer

Some nonprofit organizations could soon be excluded from the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program if it is determined the organization has a substantial illegal purpose.

U.S. Treasury seeking input on the future of financial literacy

Anyone with an interest in financial literacy and education now has the opportunity to comment on the country’s future direction on the issue.

Work Colleges Program 2026-27 application information

Colleges participating in the Work Colleges Program under Federal Work Study program must apply by March 2 if they want to continue participating in the program in the next academic year.

Updated 2026-27 Federal School Code List now available

The Department of Education recently released an updated 2026-27 Federal School Code List, which plays a key role in the FAFSA.

Comments sought on proposed changes to federal student loan program regulations

The Secretary of Education is seeking comments on proposed federal student loan regulatory changes, which stem from legislative action last summer.

What current college students need to know about scholarships

Scholarships are not just for incoming freshmen.

The power of financial aid

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