DENVER (CBS4) – It is well known that a higher education has a high cost. That’s why the federal government pays out more than $100 billion in student grants and loans every year. But every year there is a lot of money left on the table. (credit: CBS) In Colorado alone, some $30 million in […]
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 […]
(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 […]
NSFAS refutes misleading reports of its involvement in conviction and sentencing of Ms S Mani The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) notes with great concern and disappointment the inaccurate, irresponsible and misleading reporting regarding the involvement of the NSFAS in the convicting and sentencing of Ms Sibongile Mani. The Plan would like to categorically […]
The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester has received an $11 million alumni donation, which will go towards scholarships and an emergency fund to support students in financial difficulty, the college announced Thursday morning . Alumnus Robert McKay, who graduated in 1955, and his wife Elizabeth donated the gift. The $11 million gift included […]
Blue Ridge Community College received an anonymous donation of $2 million for student financial aid. The donation was accepted by Blue Ridge’s Educational Foundation on Wednesday, and the funds will be used to support area students pursuing more than 200 degrees, diplomas and certificates at one of the college’s three campuses in Henderson and Counties. […]
A GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL raising the income caps associated with student financial aid would result in at least a €100 million increase in public spending if the increase translated into a one-year increase in the average time to graduation, according to Etla Economic Research. The Finnish government agreed earlier this month to permanently increase the […]
Siyambonga Mhlakaza during a previous court appearance. Photo: Supplied/Netwerk24 The Mthatha Commercial Crime Specialist Court sentenced Siyambonga Mhlakaza (35) to 18 years in prison for embezzling R1.2 million from Walter Sisulu University (WSU). He was sentenced to 18 years for money laundering and 15 years for 81 counts of fraud, which were treated as one. […]
Helen Faith, Director of Student Financial Aid at UW-Madison, has been elected as the 2023-24 National President of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA). NASFAA is the only national nonprofit association primarily focused on information dissemination, professional development, and legislative and regulatory analysis related to federal student aid programs. Its members consist […]
RICHMOND, Va. — A federal grand jury yesterday returned an indictment charging a Richmond woman with orchestrating a nearly decade-long scheme to defraud the United States Department of Education and the Commonwealth of Virginia student financial aid funds. According to the indictment, from around 2006 to 2017, Kiesha Pope, 47, was the director of financial […]
Published on January 14, 2022 at 8:35 p.m. Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC) students who have been impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have access to grants through the American Rescue Plan (ARP) to support their studies for the spring semester , which begins on January 18. Students who have faced unexpected educational expenses or […]
Education technology company Ellucian, based in Reston, Virginia, is acquiring CampusLogic, based in Chandler, Arizona, for an undisclosed amount, the second big local education technology deal this month. Education technology company Ellucian, based in Reston, Virginia, is acquiring CampusLogic, based in Chandler, Arizona, for an undisclosed amount, the second big local education technology deal this […]
Posted By: Jacqueline Pitts January 11, 2022 A bill that would require high school students to complete Free Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application documents before graduation was passed by the House education committee on Tuesday. House Bill 126, legislation to improve access to higher education, would raise awareness of the costs and opportunities for support […]
A bill that would require high school students to complete Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) paperwork before graduation has passed the House Education Committee. House Bill 126, a law to improve access to higher education, would raise awareness of costs and opportunities for assistance when students plan to continue their education after high […]
January 10 – NEWBERRY COUNTY – Many students overspend on college by making common mistakes when seeking financial aid. Follow these tips from KHEAA to ensure you get the financial support you need. Even if you don’t think you qualify for financial aid, you still need to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, […]
Sixteen of America’s most prestigious universities are accused of violating antitrust law by agreeing to limit financial aid to student applicants, according to a new class action lawsuit. Ivy League schools, including Yale, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown and the University of Pennsylvania, are among the defendants listed in the lawsuit filed Sunday in U.S. District Court […]
Johannesburg – Students who have not applied for funding for the 2022 academic year by today’s deadline will breathe a sigh of relief as they will have another opportunity to apply for financial aid. This is after the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) Board of Directors extended the deadline for filing student financial aid […]
Income ceilings with regard to student financial aid will be increased by a quarter for 2022. In 2022, the annual income ceiling will be 15,630 euros for students receiving financial aid for nine months. The income ceilings for student financial assistance will be temporarily raised by 25% for 2022. Students who receive financial assistance for […]
If you are travel to Melbourne, Australia for your studies, you’re lucky. Melbourne Mayor Sally Capp recently announced student financial aid and incentive programs to attract international students to the Victorian capital, including free tickets to events and attractions, wellness support and welfare and employment counseling. These will be in addition to the various benefits […]
The University of Hawaii at MÄnoa HawaiÊ»inuÄkea School of Hawaiian Knowledge is launching its first online auction to raise funds for its depleted student emergency fund. Bidding for the silent auction, Ka ea o nÄ iÊ»a he wai, opened on Wednesday November 24 and will run until December 1. Hand dyed Kapa earrings with pala’Ä […]
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) takes note of the article in Sowetan of November 17, 2021 which prompted further media inquiries to NSFAS. Note that the title is factually misleading. While we appreciate the editorial guidelines and standards that govern newsrooms, we do so with the expectation that journalists will meet the highest […]
HANCEVILLE — The Wallace State Future Foundation raised more than $200,000 to provide financial aid for college students at the foundation’s annual student investment luncheon and auction on Wednesday afternoon. Auction-goers gathered at Wallace State’s Tom Drake Coliseum for a silent auction featuring baked goods and homewares, as well as a live auction led by […]
Statement on the proposed NSFAS eligibility criteria and conditions for financial assistance The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) takes note of the article in Sowetan of November 17, 2021 which prompted further media inquiries to NSFAS. Note that the title is factually misleading. While we appreciate the editorial guidelines and standards that govern newsrooms, […]
Financial aid professionals will be available to help college students in Columbus and North Vernon on Sunday, November 7 as part of the College Goal Sunday event statewide. Students can get help completing the Free Federal Student Aid Application (FAFSA) at 2 p.m. events at Ivy Tech Columbus and Jennings County High School in North […]
One can only wonder about the timing of the announcement by Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande that applications for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) will open next week since the process usually starts much earlier. . Skeptics might find it interesting that nominations open on Tuesday, November 2 – just a day after […]
The Pennsylvania student financial aid agency said on Wednesday it would close its offices at State College and Pittsburgh late next month. This will leave the Pennsylvania Higher Education Aid Agency solely headquartered in Harrisburg. At one point, it was operating in five locations across the state. The move to exit leases for those offices […]
Correction of student financial aid involves several angles Regarding the recent front-page news article “Decline in demands for student aid signals crisis in education”, it should be noted that the disengagement of students from low-income schools into higher education is not only now becoming a major problem in the midst of the pandemic, or one […]
Howard College – a community college serving a diverse student body in the West Texas areas of Big Spring, Texas with campuses in San Angelo, Lamesa, and Southwest College for the Deaf – needed a way to streamline, d ” automate and centrally manage its student financial aid verification process. The goal of the institution’s […]
Gov. Gavin Newsom to decide by October 10 to make financial aid more accessible to low-income students by signing Assembly Bill (AB) 1456, which reforms California’s financial aid program Student Aid Commission (CSAC). If passed, the bill will increase eligibility for low-income students by making financial need – instead of grade point average and age […]
Last year I had a mad rush of contact with the Financial Aid Office and tried to fund my education. On several occasions I was promised a grant or some kind of scholarship for my academic achievements and instead I was put to the test trying to get my money. One case that touched many […]
Since 2015, the university has increased the number of students eligible for Federal Pell Scholarships to 13%, from 8% of total enrollment. The WashU Pledge program was launched in 2019 to provide full scholarships to students in Missouri and southern Illinois who qualify for the Pell scholarships or have a family income of $ 75,000 […]
Bates College announced on Tuesday it would receive up to $ 50 million as a challenge gift from a Chicago billionaire, one of the largest scholarship donations ever made to a college in Maine . Schuler Education Foundation funds, which will be matched dollar for dollar with other donor donations over the next five years, […]
Congressman Kim Introduces Biparty Bills To Improve Transparency In Student Financial Aid WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Andy Kim (NJ-03), introduced two bipartisan bills aimed at improving the transparency of student financial assistance. The Helping Students Plan for College Act, presented with Congressman Mike Kelly (PA-16), discusses the practice of scholarship displacement, which occurs when […]
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) welcomes the Auditor General of South Africa (AGSA) report for the unqualified audit opinion with the findings for the fiscal year ended March 2021. This is an important achievement and a step in the right direction. The unqualified audit opinion is the first for NSFAS since 2017 and […]
The President of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), J. Prospero E. De Vera, refuted claims that there will be no funds for all types of student financial aid in 2022. (MARK BALMORES / MANILA BULLETIN) De Vera said on Friday September 10 that her statement in the September 9 budget briefing on student financial […]
Chattahoochee Technical College welcomes Tarik Boyd as the new Director of Student Financial Aid. He brings over 13 years of student financial aid experience to Chattahoochee Tech, having previously served at Morehouse College as Director of Financial Aid. He also worked at Norfolk State University as Associate Director of Financial Aid and at ECPI University […]
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is proud to release its State of Funding 2021 report to the public. This report aims to provide stakeholders with an update on the NSFAS 2021 funding program to support approved students studying at public universities and TVET colleges. It covers areas such as updating the demand status […]
The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Dr Blade Nzimande, congratulates the students who have successfully applied for funding from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for the 2021 academic year. Minister Nzimande confirms that 93,532 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students and 52,992 university students did not receive NSFAS funding […]
YPSILANTI – Eastern Michigan pledges an additional $ 3.5 million in student financial aid for the 2021-22 academic year, reflecting the University’s commitment to minimize net costs to students. students and support their success. The additional funding brings the University’s total financial assistance to students to $ 54.8 million for the 2021-2022 school year. “As […]
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MOSELLE, Miss. (WDAM) – Applying for college financial aid is not a quick process. Lamar County School District Councilor Supervisor Julie Clinton said she helps parents and students complete the Free Federal Student Aid Application, or FAFSA, each year. “It’s a long and overwhelming process, but it’s the only way for our students to receive […]
Governor Roy Cooper announced an investment of $ 51.4 million in scholarships and student financial assistance. The funding is intended to help improve accessibility to colleges as the state emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the money will be directed to programs that help low- and middle-income families pay for college education. $ 5 […]
With the income tax deadline coming up for Texas, tax adequacy is a hot topic. For one thing, the income tax you pay next year can be drastically reduced by the decisions you make now. On top of that, the same planning that will lower taxes can help make your child’s college education much more […]
After months of controversy, a bill proposing changes to the funding of Bright Futures was finally overturned when it was blocked in the Florida House of Representatives. However, a change in the budget may still affect some of the funding for Bright Futures students. The 60-day session of the Florida legislature ended on April 30 […]
A government shutdown is a scenario that occurs when Congress does not pass a budget law for the coming fiscal year. During a government shutdown, “non-essential†government offices are closed, which could impact programs like Social Security, SNAP and more. Government closures can also affect parts of student financial aid. Key takeaways: how a government […]
This story is published as part of Teen Vogue ‘2021 Economic security project scholarship. Around the same time last year, 17-year-old Shania Winchester was struggling to figure out how to handle her homework alongside a part-time job. She had initially planned to work only a few hours to cover occasional small expenses, but her mother […]
Car horns and frenzied cheers erupted this week through the streets and sidewalks of Gainesville in protest against Senate Bill 86, even as the controversial bill progressed through the Florida Senate for second reading on Wednesday. Written by State Senator Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, the bill revises the eligibility of students to receive the Florida Bright […]
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If the financial situation of a family remains the same, the financial assistance must remain the same. But, sometimes, the financial assistance will decrease. The causes of a change in the price of student financial aid can be confusing for students and their families, in part because of the lack of transparency in financial aid […]
LANSING, Michigan – Students who want priority attention for state financial aid programs now have a little more time to complete their Free Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application, said Monday the Michigan Department of the Treasury. The deadlines have now been extended to May 1, pushed back from the original March 1 deadline. This application […]
Florida state senators introduced a student financial aid bill on Tuesday after removing most of its controversial aspects. The law project, SB 86, initially included a proposal to limit Bright Futures funding for students whose majors did not “lead directly to employment” and the number of college credits they earned in high school. Senator Dennis […]
Florida state senators on Tuesday brought forward a controversial bill that would limit the popular Florida Bright Futures scholarship program. Originally tabled by Senator Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, Senate Bill 86 proposes changes to the Bright Futures scholarship program that would limit the amount of money awarded to students based on the major chosen. The bill […]
After two years of planning, officials this month will begin accepting requests for a student council to relay concerns about the financial aid office. The Financial Aid Advisory Council will begin meeting in September with at least 10 students and officials to provide student perspectives on GW aid policies and services. Officials said the board […]
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Legislation tabled by an Ocala state senator would make major changes to state financial aid for students, requiring grants to be reassessed every semester and limiting funding for some majors. SB 86, filed by Republican Senator Dennis Baxley, would require eligibility for state financial aid and tuition assistance to be reviewed quarterly and based on […]
TAMPA, Florida – A Florida Senate bill would reduce the amount of the Bright Futures scholarship some students receive. SB 86, tabled by Republican Senator Dennis Baxley of Ocala, would require grants to be reassessed every semester and limit funding for certain majors that do not lead “directly to employment.” According to the bill, the […]
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The California Student Aid Commission just released data showing a sharp drop from 2020 in requests for student financial aid, especially for high school and undocumented students. Applying for financial aid through the California Dream Act is imperative for undocumented students in the San Diego area, as there is no federal […]
OneStop, which manages student financial aid, is located in the university pavilion. TNR file The US Department of Education has extended a hiatus on student loan payments that was scheduled to expire at the end of the month. The abstention period, which was to end on January 31, was extended until September 30 following a […]
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Blade Nzimande. (Photo: Gallo Images / Phill Magakoe and Frennie Shivambu) The national student financial aid program saw a 25% increase in funding requests for 2021. Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande said this shows growing demand for access to higher education and training opportunities. The demand for funding […]
Ahe high school student at Westchester Enriched Sciences Magnets, Jelani Mora knew he wanted to go to college, but he didn’t know where to start and what to do. Since he would be the first in his family to attend college, the idea was quite daunting, from preparing for and paying for his college entrance […]
The coronavirus relief package passed by Congress over the weekend includes repealing the ban on federal financial aid to students convicted of drug offenses that has been on the books for more than 20 years. If signed into law by President Trump, the delivery of a massive relief and recovery program would reverse a policy […]
Image of ATU campus entrance sign Arkansas Tech University is the statewide leader in helping public university students fund their education according to LendEDU Best Colleges For Financial Aid in 2020. LendEDU used Peterson’s Undergraduate Financial Aid Database and the National Center for Education Statistics Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) from 2018 to 2019 […]
Photo: Anna Biller/Courtesy Jennifer Scully ’21 wearing the custom mask created for the ‘Shine Through’ fundraiser. Emerson’s “Shine Through” fundraising campaign, which offered personalized Emerson-branded face masks to donors, raised $53,111 in unrestricted financial aid for students during its five days. Launched by the Office of Institutional Advancement, the fundraiser ran from October 19-23 and […]
In early August, UC San Diego’s Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships changed the housing status of all students listed as dependents to Living with his parents, even as the university moved forward with its return to learning program. This change reduced the amount of aid students were to receive for the fall 2020 term. […]
University of Idaho Student Financial Services is releasing “Scholarship Universe,†a new online scholarship database created in partnership with Campus Logic, on October 1. The database will connect students to a wide range of scholarships distinct from certain attributes of the students. Specific majors will be able to search for scholarships dedicated to their degree […]
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Students in Kentucky should do whatever they can to take advantage of student financial aid, Governor Andy Beshear advised Tuesday. During his daily briefing, when not speaking about the coronavirus or the situation in Louisville, Beshear also touched on National Addiction Recovery Month and the state’s approval for an additional three […]
Q. We have been funding our granddaughter’s college fund almost since birth. He now has $ 100,000 and has two more years of high school in which we plan to continue contributing to the account. She is a very good straight A student and is considering applying for scholarships to help with college. A financial […]
UC’s board of directors met on Tuesday to discuss methods of making financial aid letters more accessible to students. During the public comment session of the Investment Committee meeting, several speakers stressed the importance of budget allocation for diversity and inclusion purposes and expressed their opposition to the roughly $ 140 million spent on the […]
Helen Faith has been appointed the new director of the UW-Madison Student Financial Aid Office. Faith has twenty years of experience in financial aid in public and private institutions, and 2 and 4 years. Her in-depth knowledge of policies and regulations has made her a key resource for colleagues and policy advocates. She was a […]
There is no question that student loan and financial aid scams are on the rise. Now, more than ever, you need to be especially careful with phone calls and emails that may appear to be from your lender or university. Some of these scams are aimed at stealing student loan repayments and phishing which can […]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today that the federal government will provide $ 9 billion in financial assistance to post-secondary students and recent graduates during the COVID-19 pandemic. The money will support students who may struggle to find summer jobs or pay their fall tuition fees, as well as recent graduates who are now trying […]
The University of Wisconsin-Madison campus and community of Madison are now providing resources for students in financial difficulty during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide food and emergency funds. Office of Student Financial Aid communications director Karla Weber said her office has been working to get students the financial help they may need since the university […]
At a meeting of the State Council of Regents in Urbandale on Wednesday, the directors of financial aid for the public universities of the three regents presented their annual report on financial aid. URBANDALE – Financial aid officials from the institutions of the State Council of Regents discussed the accessibility and affordability of universities for […]
Mr. Editor, Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and Student Support Services (SSS) project staff appreciate Feryal Nawaz’s recognition in “SU Should Invest in Being Accessible to Underrepresented Studentsâ€. For those unfamiliar with our programs, HEOP is a New York State funded opportunity program and SSS is a federally funded TRIO program. Both […]
Mr. Editor, Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and Student Support Services (SSS) project staff appreciate Feryal Nawaz’s recognition in “SU Should Invest in Being Accessible to Underrepresented Studentsâ€. For those unfamiliar with our programs, HEOP is a New York State funded opportunity program and SSS is a federally funded TRIO program. Both […]
Kentuckians seeking help paying for college or technical education can take advantage of student assistance programs administered by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). These programs include: Kentucky Excellence in Teaching Scholarship. KEES enables high school students to earn money by achieving good grades in school and doing well on ACT or SAT. College […]
Kentuckians seeking help paying for a college or technical education can take advantage of student aid programs administered by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). These programs include: Kentucky Excellence in Education Scholarship. KEES allows high school students to earn money by getting good grades in school and doing well on the ACT or […]
“WGU Labs provides education technology companies with research and development services that drive organizational growth,” said Todd bloom, Managing Director of WGU Labs. “And we are focusing our support on companies that have demonstrated, at an early stage, their commitment to social impact and scalability. Edquity illustrates these attributes. Edquity’s core product supports students who […]
I recently had the honor of helping a group of students complete their Free Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, application. These students are part of the Lansing Community College High School Diploma Completion Initiative. They have each struggled to graduate from high school so far. Some of them will graduate in December and the rest […]
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U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos speaks at the Anti-Semitism Summit at the … [+] Department of Justice in Washington, DC, July 15, 2019 (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (Photo credit to read SAUL LOEB / AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images The most destructive thing that has happened to higher education in […]
The University of Kentucky is proud to add a new member to its team – a leader who will help us continue to advance our Wildcat student financial aid experience. Kathy Bialk comes to the UK with a wealth of expertise derived from her vast experience in financial aid. I am happy to present it […]
A new survey from the National Association of State Student Grant and Aid Programs found that many states are distributing more funds to student financial aid to make post-secondary education affordable. In the 2017-18 academic year, states provided approximately $13.6 billion in student financial aid, an increase of 6.6% in nominal terms from the previous […]
Notre Dame’s breakdown of spending from its endowment was $426 million for fiscal year 2019, with nearly a third of the total going toward student financial aid, according to a statement from October 15 press from the University. For the 2019-2020 academic year, Notre Dame will distribute more than $154 million in need-based aid for […]
Expenditure distributions for fiscal year 2019 from the University of Notre Dame endowment amounted to $ 426 million, with most of the spending – almost a third of the total – going to financial aid to students. “We are committed to ensuring exceptional management of the generosity of our donors with prudent investment and spending […]
Kaizad Irani ’22 Editor-in-chief Illustration by Richard Ferrell ’22 Davidson College tuition has increased 3% this school year to almost $ 53,000, costing almost 50% more than the average private college tuition fee in the United States. Despite Davidson’s high cost of attendance, the college sets itself apart from other private institutions with a financial […]
The University of Hawai’i Maui Financial Aid Office is here to support your efforts and it’s never too early to start. They offer a series of informative workshops on the topic of financial aid, scholarships and education funding with the Educational Opportunity Center (EOC). The first FAFSA workshop took place on September 10, 2019. If […]
The First Step Act promulgated by President TrumpDonald Trump Graham says he hopes Trump will run again Trump says Stacey Abrams “could be better than current governor” Fight for Kemp Executive privilege poses obstacles for Trump MORE on December 21, 2018, left out a very important element of criminal justice reform. The law authorized $ […]
CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD – Illinois high school students will soon be required to complete a college financial aid application form as a condition of graduation. Governor JB Pritzker on Friday signed Bill 2719, which requires that, starting in the 2020-2021 school year, high school students complete a free application for Federal Student Aid, or […]
A The place The woman was accused Thursday, Jan.31, of illegally applying for financial aid through Delgado Community College on behalf of more than a dozen people and of receiving more than $ 200,000, according to the Office of US Attorney Peter Strasser . Kendra Graves, 31, is charged with theft of public funds and […]
Due to the current situation, only telephone appointments are available for selection. A financial aid advisor will contact you at the phone number you provided when making an appointment in FAST. Welcome to Student Financial Aid Advisory Services! Each student admitted to Brooklyn College who files a FAFSA to be considered for Federal Student Aid […]
With regard to higher education in prison, most media and advocacy the goal is to try to get Congress to lift a long-standing ban on Pell Grants to those serving time. While a bipartisan effort reinstating the eligibility of those incarcerated for the Pell Grant sparked optimism among defenders, the House Education Committee’s top Republican […]