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In recent days, the National College Attainment Network (NCAN) has observed articles and posts using language stating that this FAFSA cycle has come to a close.?We assure you that it hasn’t. In fact, students can still apply for financial aid for the 2024-25 academic year through?June 30, 2025. In other words, there’s still time to complete the FAFSA and get aid for the upcoming Fall and Spring semesters! https://lnkd.in/em-ffsfs

University financial resilience: Staff redundancies and the student contract As part of our University financial resilience taskforce, I had a chat with Kate Allan about considering the student contract when planning and implementing restructures and redundancies. It's not long so grab a cuppa and have a listen. A link to the Mills & Reeve University Financial Resilience taskforce hub is in the comments. Gosh I need a new firm photo ?? #universities #highereducation #employmentlaw #students #universityfinancialresilience https://lnkd.in/eCNQ9ZCU

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Happy Monday! With so much going on in the policy landscape, here are three things you need to know about what's happening in higher education: ? Biden Administration Announces New Student Loan Forgiveness Plan The Biden Administration announced a new student loan relief plan waiving up to $20,000 in interest for 25 million borrowers and offering debt forgiveness for undergraduates after 20 years and graduates after 25 years of repayment. As of April 11, $62.8 billion has been forgiven for 876,000 borrowers under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. ? Department of Education Announcement on State Licensure Regulation Last week, the Department of Education issued guidance on gainful employment and state licensure regulations. Under the new regulations, educational programs are required to meet licensure and certification in all states where the institution has enrolled students through distance education. Given concerns raised by institutions, the Department has agreed to exercise discretion before taking enforcement action on these regulations. Link: https://bit.ly/3vJolDj ? Changes Coming to NIH Applications and Peer Review The National Institutes of Health is implementing a series of changes that will impact the preparation and peer review of most grant applications submitted on or after January 25, 2025. A comprehensive guide notice has been released to provide an overview of each change. Link: https://bit.ly/4aBulNr CGS members can stay up-to-date with all the latest happenings in DC by subscribing to the Washington Insights and Highlights Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3J1EV4f

?? More News for Tennessee Promise! The latest data from the 2024 Promise report shows remarkable progress for Tennessee Promise students. The first-to-second semester retention rate for the 2022-23 cohort hit an all-time high of 83.8%—a 2.5 percentage point improvement over the previous cohort and the highest retention rate we’ve seen among all cohorts to date! Even more exciting, over 18% of Tennessee Promise students in the 2023-24 cohort enrolled at TCATs in their first semester. This is also a historic high, marking a 1.6 percentage point increase from the last cohort. These achievements highlight the growing impact of Tennessee Promise in supporting students’ pathways to success in higher education. For more details and insights, check out the full 2024 Promise report here: https://lnkd.in/gNWTNXr9

The delayed fall enrollment at many U.S. colleges this year is attributed to the problematic launch of the new FAFSA form, according to The Washington Post. The revamped application, intended to assist students facing financial difficulties, has been plagued by significant issues. This situation is causing concern among schools, particularly regional colleges, as it may deter applicants and impact their financial stability. With only 42% of high school seniors completing the form compared to over 50% last year, NACAC CEO Angel B. Pérez highlights the broader economic consequences of this disrupted educational pipeline. https://lnkd.in/eR25Riiw

????: FAFSA completion rates have dropped by 29% this year, leaving many high school seniors uncertain about their college plans and financial aid. Maryland students are feeling the impact, but the Maryland Higher Education Commission has extended the priority deadline for FAFSA submissions to May 15th. The final deadline is June 1st. According to data from the National College Attainment Network (NCAN), Maryland ranks 18th in the country, with approximately 37 percent of graduating seniors completing their FAFSA applications. There's still time to apply for financial aid. For more information and assistance, visit Mhec.Maryland.Gov. Let's spread the word and help Maryland students get the financial aid they need! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ebuU8tCV #FAFSA?#MHECOneApp #MDFinancialAid #FinancialAid #MoneyforCollege #StudentSuccess #CollegePlanning #HigherEd

It’s disheartening when financial constraints overshadow academic and professional opportunities. I had to cancel my online interview at Newcastle University because I couldn’t find a funding body to cover the difference between home and international tuition fees. Despite my preparation, the financial stress was too overwhelming to ignore. Why is it always about the money? This experience highlights the need for more accessible funding options for international students. #HigherEducation #FundingChallenges #InternationalStudent #EducationAccessibility #NewcastleUniversity