Student Loan Forgiveness Programs In 2026: Every Way To Qualify
There are many student loan forgiveness programs, including public service, volunteer work, medical studies, the military, or law school.
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The 2027-28 FAFSA Is Now Open To Every Family, Ahead Of The Oct. 1 Deadline Again
The 2027-28 FAFSA is now open to all students ahead of the Oct. 1 deadline. See what changed, which tax year it uses, and why filing early means more aid.
9.3 Million Federal Student Loan Borrowers Are Now In Default, New FSA Data Shows
Federal student loan defaults hit 9.3 million with $234 billion owed, new FSA data shows, while IDR balances rose from $740 billion to $792 billion in a year.
What Colleges Secretly Look For In Students: 7 Hidden Admissions Factors For 2026-27
When applying for college, academics and extracurricular involvement are essential, but not the only factors. Here’s what colleges secretly look for in students.
89 Groups Demand Congress Take Action As Student Loan Errors Hit Borrowers
89 groups, including the AFL-CIO and AFT, urge Congress to hold an emergency hearing on student loan servicing errors, PSLF losses, and SAVE confusion.
FAFSA Skipped The Asset Questions? Here’s When Assets Don’t Have To Be Reported
The FAFSA skips asset questions for families under $60,000 in income, families that received certain federal benefits, and maximum Pell Grant students. Here are the rules.
New Bipartisan Bill Would Count SAVE Forbearance Months Toward PSLF, No Buyback Required
The PSLF Inclusion Act of 2026 would count SAVE forbearance months and the first 60 payments on any plan toward PSLF, with no buyback required.
Newsom Signs Laws Letting California Community Colleges Add Up To 12 Bachelor’s Degrees
Newsom signed SB 960 and AB 2694, letting California community colleges add 2 to 12 bachelor’s degrees per district based on completion and transfer rates.
How Trump Accounts Affect The FAFSA And Financial Aid
Trump Accounts are a student asset on the FAFSA, assessed at 20% like a UGMA. Here’s how that compares to a 529 plan and what it costs in aid.
Fitch Downgrades Xavier University to BBB+ With a Negative Outlook
Fitch cut Xavier University to BBB+ with a Negative Outlook, citing deficits and enrollment declines. Here’s what it means for students and families.
51% of High-Poverty High School Grads Go Straight to College vs. 74% at Wealthier Schools
National Student Clearinghouse data shows 51.2% of high-poverty high school grads enroll in college right away, vs. 73.9% at low-poverty schools.
