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Tip of the Week The power of financial aid Without love in our lives, where…

By Marlene Seeklander Anyone with an interest in financial literacy and education now has the opportunity…

By Marlene Seeklander Scholarships are not just for incoming freshmen. Current college students should also be…

By Marlene Seeklander State higher education agencies and membership & advocacy organizations interested in attending the…

By Marlene Seeklander The Department of Education recently released an updated 2026-27 Federal School Code List,…

Higher Ed News Vol. 18 – Issue 3 A month that could change a life…

Tip of the Week A month that could change a life Financial aid awareness really…

By Marlene Seeklander Financial aid professionals can stay current with how to handle federal financial aid…

By Marlene Seeklander Although funding amounts have not yet been determined, the Department of Education has…

Early Awareness E-News February 2026Vol. 18 – Issue 2 Pell Grant award amounts remain flat…

By Marlene Seeklander Completing the FAFSA isn’t a “one and done” deal for college students. Although…

By Catherine Mueller The maximum amount a student could receive in Federal Pell Grant funding for…