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Would Federal Student Aid be Impacted by a Temporary Funding Pause?
The U.S. Department of Education has confirmed that Title IV federal student aid would be unaffected by the pause detailed in the original OMB memo. While the OMB memo has been rescinded, the Trump Press Secretary has indicated that the plans for a federal funding freeze remain.
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Student Loan Relief After a Natural Disaster: How to Manage Repayment
Natural disasters can turn lives upside down, leaving people to deal with unexpected challenges. If you have federal student loans, a crisis can add stress. The U.S. Department of Education offers disaster forbearance to provide temporary relief so you can focus on rebuilding and stabilizing your life.
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The Ivy League, New Ivies, and Other Elite Schools
The terms “New Ivies” or other “elite schools" have come up recently as more universities and colleges outside of the original Ivy League earn recognition for their programs, student achievements, and global reputation. Whether you’re aiming for the Ivy League or considering other excellent options, there’s a lot to learn about what “elite” really means in higher education today.
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The Surprising High Cost of College that's Not Tuition
Even though college costs are mounting, paying for school comes down to more than just tuition and fees. Regardless of where students go to school, room and board are necessary college expenses. For some students, housing costs are increasing just as much — if not more — than tuition.
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