Higher Ed News

Vol. 17 – Issue 21

Resources to make completing the 2026-27 FAFSA even easier

Completing the FAFSA usually isn’t difficult, especially if students and families are prepared.

Department of Education releases guidance on the use of federal student aid data

Schools, state agencies, and contractors all have a role in safeguarding student and parent data received as a part of the federal student aid process.

Tips for avoiding scholarship scams

Scholarships are the best kind of financial aid, but students should be careful to avoid scams.

Department to distribute 2025-26 Supplemental funds for work-study and grants to specific colleges

Students should benefit when some colleges will receive 2025-26 supplemental Campus-Based funds in the near future.

EDExpress for Windows 2026-27, Release 1.0 now available

EDExpress users now have access to the EDExpress for Windows 2026-27, Release 1.0 software, which includes legislative updates and changes implemented during the 2026-27 FAFSA beta testing.

Five reasons you should complete the FAFSA

Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can make the difference when it comes to pursuing your dreams for the future.

Borrowing Parent Loans – 2026 and beyond

It’s hard to find an equilibrium.

Summary of Budget Reconciliation Changes for Students and Parents

When it comes to paying for college, many students and parents face uncertainty.

Happy Financial Aid Day

Over time, I realized I had “been bitten by the financial aid bug.”

October tasks for seniors

During your senior year, you will finalize your college choice. 

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