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NextStudent Unveils Website with New Look, Improved Features
06 June 08 06:37 PM
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NextStudent has a sleek new website with upgraded features designed to offer you the most comprehensive and easy-to-use financial aid resource on the Web. Check out our new online application, find free money for school, and get the all the info you need on student loans and your financial aid options.
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Choose the Best Lender for You
04 May 07 09:12 PM
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A university’s financial aid office can and will recommend a private lender for students to work with— however, it is just that, a recommendation. The Higher Education Act mandates that schools can not require students to get loans through the preferred
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Manage Your Student Loans with Federal Consolidation
08 March 07 10:35 PM
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For the last few years, college tuition has been on the rise across the United States. In 2004/05 Arizona students paid $10,863 in tuition and fees to attend four year public colleges and $19,448 to attend four year private colleges. With approximately
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Financial Aid Wars: Democrats and Republicans Try to Outdo Each Other
16 February 07 04:20 PM
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It has been the hot topic in the news for the past couple months and on my blog, so we all should know by now that the 110th Congress is controlled by the Democrats. Why is that big news? Because 2007 is the first year the Democrats have controlled the
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College Valentine’s Day: ‘Here, Near But Nothing to Fear’
09 February 07 09:54 PM
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Forget the boxes of expensive candy and the overdone roses—ever hear of the freshman 15 (pounds that is)? And for those of you who think you are clever, lingerie may look good at first glance, but where is that going to get you, seriously? I am talking
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Perkins Program Cuts: Hint of More to Come?
08 February 07 08:46 PM
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This past week I have reported on what is happening with the FY08 budget, a big part of which is the increase in the Pell Grant from $4,600 this year up to $5,400 by 2012. The question on everyone’s mind is: Where is all that extra money going to come
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Budget Picture FY08
07 February 07 08:43 PM
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As I reported earlier this week, President Bush released his FY08 Budget on Monday, Feb. 5, 2007. And although it promises to increase the maximum Pell Grant to $4,600 this year up to $5,400 by 2012, he will use funds from other grants for low-income
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Pell Grant Gets Welcome Boost in 2007-2008 Budget Plans
06 February 07 10:14 PM
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In previous blogs, I addressed that college education is becoming more and more unobtainable for low-income students. Many are opting out of the system, choosing to attend community colleges or not to attend at all, since the debt load required for attendance
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Education and the Budget Proposal for FY08
05 February 07 09:44 PM
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Good news for the Department of Education, as it looks like the White House is set to increase the Pell Grant even more than the $260 proposed by the Democrat’s “Joint Funding Resolution” that I reported on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007. According to a briefing
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Social Networking: Hip, Cool and Fun … But Be Smart
02 February 07 06:19 PM
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There now is little doubt about social networking becoming an integral part of our culture. It almost is a foregone conclusion. I know you and your friends for years have been into MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, and many other such networks. But mom and
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2007 Budget Update
01 February 07 10:45 PM
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It looks like Pell Grants are going to be getting the financial face-lift about which people have been buzzing on Capitol Hill. According to a Jan. 31, 2007 article by Doug Lederman titled “A Pleasant Budget Surprise” that appeared in Inside Higher Ed
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Grant Process Closed on Strengthening Institutions Program
31 January 07 09:55 PM
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Grants are an important source of funding for any institution and organization in need of money. Not only do grants help students defray the cost of attendance, they also help colleges keep their tuition costs in check because awarded funds can help strengthen
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Where the Money Is: Online Private Universities
31 January 07 08:33 PM
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Founded in 1976, the University of Phoenix, the largest private university in the country, started the “trend” of online private education companies catering to working students. Many such colleges and schools have followed in its footsteps, with varying
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U.S. Education Department’s Official on Accreditation Leaves Job
29 January 07 10:06 PM
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According to a Jan. 29, 2007 article titled “ U.S. Accreditation Official Out of a Job” written by Doug Lederman that appeared in Inside Higher Ed , John W. Barth, the director of accreditation and state liaison at the Department of Education, has transferred
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CIA Socializes: Getting a Job through FaceBook, MySpace, Whatever
26 January 07 08:18 PM
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Could it be that social networks are becoming an embedded piece of our culture, no longer just limited to college geeks, party mongers, and those who are hip and in the know? That would appear to be the case. Just last month the CIA, that is, the Central
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