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Early Awareness E-News – July 2026
Early Awareness E-News July 2026Vol. 18 – Issue 7 Federal student loan borrowers to get…
Tip of the Week – July 1, 2026
Tip of the Week It’s been a fireworks show For many of us, the highlight…
July checklist for high school graduates
By Marlene Seeklander During your senior year, you made a lot of decisions, including finalizing your…
How to master the art of being a good student
By Catherine Mueller No one enters college with a plan to fail. Well, at least no…
Schools can set lower, program specific student loan limits
By Marlene Seeklander Individual adding numbers on calculator. As of July 1, schools can establish…
Updated PC and system requirements for EDExpress users for 2027-28
By Marlene Seeklander EDExpress users will want to take note of possible PC and system requirements…
Independence Day holiday closings for federal offices
By Marlene Seeklander The Department of Education is among the federal offices that will be closed…
Four things rising seniors can do this summer to prepare for the future
By Catherine Mueller Although rising high school seniors shouldn’t complete the FAFSA until fall, there’s still…
Managing Workforce Pell Programs training offered by Department of Education
By Marlene Seeklander Financial aid professionals interested in applying for Federal Pell Grant program eligibility for…
Mapping Your Future Higher Ed News – June 25, 2026
Higher Ed News Vol. 18 – Issue 13 Millions of student loan borrowers in default,…
Millions of student loan borrowers in default, totaling billions of dollars
By Marlene Seeklander US Department of Education building More than 9 million borrowers with $220 billion…
2026-27 FSA Handbook Volumes 4 and 5 now available
By Marlene Seeklander Financial aid professionals now have two essential volumes of the 2026-27 FSA Handbook…
