Saturday, November 21, 2009

financial aid

UCLA Students Lobby for DREAM Act

Legislation would allow financial aid for undocumented college students. more >>

Who Really Gets the Most College Financial Aid?

New study finds families earning less than $70,000, on average, don't get enough college financial aid. more >>

The Best Value Colleges Rankings

Many of our best colleges are also among the most generous in financial aid. more >>

House Approves Overhaul of Student Aid Policies

The bill would end a program that subsidizes lenders who offer federally guaranteed student loans. more >>

Save for College or Retirement?

These days, many parents can't afford both expenses at the same time. more >>

What's New in College Financial Aid?

An economics professor explains 6 ways college financial aid is improving. more >>

Help for Forms and Repaying Loans

The dreaded financial form will be easier to fill out next year, and loan payment is more affordable. more >>

New College Scholarships for Laid-Off Workers

The unemployed can take classes free at a growing number of community colleges. more >>

Last Minute Tips for Finding College Cash

Appealing for more financial aid and cutting back on expenses can make college more affordable. more >>

Financial Aid Appeals Are Up in Michigan

Financial aid appeals have jumped about 60 percent at two Michigan universities. more >>

How to Find Money for College in a Recession

The economy has crunched the old model of paying for college, but there is still money to help you. more >>

The Secrets to Finding a Student Loan

There are still some smart, affordable ways for families to borrow money to pay for college. more >>

More Financial Aid for Adults Who Want to Return to College

Government agencies and colleges are providing more cash to those who want to finish their degrees. more >>

Financial Aid Form Gets a Little Easier

The dreaded federal financial aid form will be easier for some families to fill out next year. more >>

10 Tips for Getting More Financial Aid

Schools are approving a record number of appeals and giving more aid. more >>

Which Colleges Leave Students With the Most Debt?

Students at for-profit colleges tend to have more debt than those at private and public colleges. more >>

4 Ways to Find Cheap Student Loans

The recession has generated some unexpected silver linings in student loan options. more >>

Student Loan Forgiveness: What You Need to Know

Why your spouse's income could trip you up. more >>

Government Helps Low-Income Grad Students Pay for School

Loans to be capped at 15 percent of income, and those entering public service may get loans forgiven. more >>

4 Strategies to Save Money in Grad School

Getting through graduate school without putting yourself in the poorhouse. more >>

Financial Aid Offices Told to Give More Help

The government tells financial aid offices to help families whose incomes have changed. more >>

6 Ways to Get Free Cash for College

States, colleges, and credit cards can add money to your college savings account more >>

Montana Students Warned of 'Fishy' Financial Aid Letters

Offers that require an application fee may be bogus, financial aid officials say. more >>

Federal Financial Aid Applications Up 20%

Direct lending volume is up, too, rising $7.1 billion from last year. more >>

What Arne Duncan Thinks of No Child Left Behind

The new education secretary talks about the controversial law and financial aid forms. more >>

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