Almost Two-Thirds of TEACH Grant Recipients Wound Up With a Loan
A report released by the Education Department this week finds TEACH Grant recipients are more likely than not to wind up with a loan
College Financial Aid
A Flawed Formula: Who Benefits Most from Campus-Based Aid?
Coordinating, Not Preempting, State Accountability for Federal Student Loan Servicers
Highs and Lows of Higher Ed in the White House Budget Request
The White House released its fiscal year 2019 budget request to Congress today, with big implications for higher ed.
Shining a Light on Award Letters that Leave Students in the Dark
After getting into college, students receive financial aid packages that are often missing key information about costs.
New Data Contradict House HEA Proposal on Loan Limits
A Not-So-Simple Simplification in the PROSPER Act
This second post in our series on Rep. Foxx’s new HEA bill analyzes financial aid policies under the proposal.
Fix for Borrowers with Loan Discharges Comes Up Short in Tax Reform
A provision in the House tax reform bill would make loan forgiveness for death or disability nontaxable. Why doesn’t Congress go further?
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