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Why college leaders must watch out for these 5 obstacles this fall

UB Custom Publishing | July 31, 2022

Despite long-range positivity, there remain concerns in areas around student affairs, including retention of faculty and staff.

Biden administration discharges $5.8 billion for defrauded loan borrowers

Chris Burt | June 02, 2022

Students, including many veterans who attended the for-profit institutions, will have debts dismissed. Will others get relief?

2 big problems that could be caused by a financial aid staffing crisis

Matt Zalaznick | May 26, 2022

Staffing shortages are reaching crisis levels in financial aid offices, leaving administrators concerned about serving students adequately and remaining in compliance.

Transfer is important to all — let’s enhance the role of independent universities

Eric Spina | May 19, 2022

Higher ed must do more to support undergraduates in upward transfer, especially private four-year institutions that are sometimes overlooked by community college students.

The priceless plan from 22 higher ed groups that might trump $1.7T student loan fix

Chris Burt | May 17, 2022

NASFAA and other organizations have drafted a lengthy report calling for a reset of the entire loan system.

Millions of loan borrowers get more relief in sweeping plan to fix student loan system

Chris Burt | April 20, 2022

Cardona: 'Student loans were never meant to be a life sentence, but it’s certainly felt that way.'

Biden Administration grants student loan borrowers a 5th extension on payments

UB Custom Publishing | April 04, 2022

With many Americans struggling from inflation and the pandemic, the President and his team grant another pause to those with education debt.

Biden's Double Pell promises are lofty, but will they pass in FY2023 budget?

UB Custom Publishing | March 28, 2022

The Administration also wants to give more help to HBCUs and MSIs, as well as improve career pathways.

House-approved $400 Pell Grant boost is 'significant' but falls short of hopes

UB Custom Publishing | March 09, 2022

Higher education advocates are still seeking a doubling of maximum awards, or getting closer to Biden's $2,000 proposal.

Early FAFSA process is working, thanks to quick responses from colleges

UB Custom Publishing | February 14, 2022

Nearly half of all institutions surveyed are sending out offers early in the year, giving students more time to make decisions.

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