TULSA, Okla. – With college entrance tests behind them and graduation coming up, some students and their families are thinking ahead to scholarships and financial aid to help pay for college. While it is getting late for this year’s seniors, some juniors are just starting to look for money for their studies. “We wanted to […]
Total state financial aid for students at Wisconsin colleges and universities has lagged or declined over the past decade, leaving students to shoulder more of the cost of education — and undermining a tool for Stem the state’s declining higher education enrollment and workforce challenges. Wisconsin has not prioritized financial aid programs in recent state […]
Wisconsin Policy Forum Total state financial aid for students at Wisconsin colleges and universities has lagged or declined over the past decade, leaving students to shoulder more of the cost of education — and undermining a tool for Stem the state’s declining higher education enrollment and workforce challenges. Wisconsin has not prioritized financial aid programs […]
This press release was originally distributed by SBWire New Jersey, NJ – (SBWIRE) – 04/20/2022 – The latest research study published by HTF MI “Private Student Loans Market” with over 100 pages of analysis on business strategy taken up by key and emerging players in industry and provides know-how of current market development, landscape, technologies, […]
(WFRV) – Student financial aid in Wisconsin is doing less to keep college affordable, according to a recent report. On Tuesday, the Wisconsin Policy Forum released a report containing data from the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, the University of Wisconsin System, the Wisconsin Technical College System, the Wisconsin Association of […]
On April 12, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published a blog post titled “Busting Myths About Bankruptcy and Private Student Loans.” In the blog post, the CFPB argues that some private education loans can be canceled in the event of bankruptcy. Specifically, the CFPB argues that the following private student loans can be canceled […]
INDEPENDENT REGISTRATION A Cascade woman suspected of using other people’s names to enroll at Great Falls College and then using those identities to receive financial aid pleaded not guilty on April 12 to conspiracy, fraud and theft identification, federal authorities said. Ricci Lea Castellanos, 34, also of Redding, Calif., pleaded at arraignment in Great Falls […]
Tero Vesalainen/Getty Images/iStockphoto If you’re thinking of borrowing money for college, you’ll have plenty of company. Nearly 45 million Americans hold $1.71 trillion in student loans. Before taking on what could be decades of debt, it’s important to understand the many key differences between your two main choices: federal student loans and private student loans. […]