Financial Aid

On Monday, Westminster College announced a $3 million gift from the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for a new position of endowed chair in arts education.

Converge Consulting, a multi-channel marketing firm for fundraising professionals in higher education, is proud to release research findings pertaining to more than 50,000 alumni attitudes and motivations associated with donating to their higher education institutions. "Findings from the Field: The Donor Motivation Study in Practice" is the second in a series of white papers presented in alliance with the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

The University of Massachusetts has announced that it is boosting financial aid for students by $25 million this academic year to a record high $158 million.

The vice president spoke at Florida State University, pushing the president’s college affordability plan.

A little-known California law has dealt a blow to nearly half of the for-profit college campuses in the state, barring them from offering students a coveted Cal Grant this year.

678 Campuses Have Selected Company’s Advanced Calculators to Highlight Value and Affordability

Stephan Sharf, a retired Chrysler executive, has given Oakland University $21 million, the largest single planned and cash gift from an individual in history, The Detroit News learned Monday.

Plans to forgive loans for students who perform public service among items on the agenda

Tuition Management Systems, LLC (TMS), a provider of education payment solutions for higher education and private K-12 schools, is excited to introduce its newest product addition - the Refund and Disbursement Management Solution (“TMS Refund Solution”). This new product expands the current roster of services that TMS has provided to the education industry for over 25 years, which include affordability counseling, comprehensive billing services, payment plans, funds disbursement, and payment processing.

President says rate could double if Congress fails to act