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Federal Student Aid offers webinars aimed at reducing student loan defaults
By Marlene Seeklander With approximately nine million student loan borrowers in default, the Department of…
Tip of the Week – September 2, 2026
Tip of the Week Financial aid superheroes Financial aid professionals are superheroes. Granted, they don’t…
Department releases report on which institutions have reported financial value data; reminds institutions about upcoming 2026 deadline
By Marlene Seeklander Institutions now have a little less than a month to submit their Financial…
Early Awareness E-News – September 2026
Early Awareness E-News September 2026Vol. 18 – Issue 9 Department of Education announces the launch…
Mapping Your Future Higher Ed News – August 20, 2026
Higher Ed News Vol. 18 – Issue 17 Online training available for completing the 2027-28…
Mapping Your Future Higher Ed News – August 6, 2026
Higher Ed News Vol. 18 – Issue 16 Federal Student Aid fraud alert from U.S….
Early Awareness E-News – August 2026
Early Awareness E-News August 2026Vol. 18 – Issue 8 Beta testing plan announced for 2027-28…
Mapping Your Future Higher Ed News – July 23, 2026
Higher Ed News Vol. 18 – Issue 15 Department of Education issues FAFSA Fraud Detection…
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FAFSA results now available in real time
By Catherine Mueller Students completing the FAFSA will no longer have to wait to view their…
August 14 early registration deadline for September ACT test
By Marlene Seeklander Students can get a head start on completing a college admissions requirement by…
Tip of the Week – July 29, 2026
Tip of the Week Federal Student Aid fraud alert from U.S. Department of the Treasury…
Financial Aid Offers – A closer look
By Marlene Seeklander A financial aid offer is often a key component of the college decision…
Strategies for students (and parents) when money for college runs short
By Catherine Mueller Not to ruin anyone’s summertime vibe, but just a reminder – it won’t…
Report of foreign involvement in U.S. higher education delayed
By Marlene Seeklander The Department of Education has again pushed back its planned publication of all…