Why college applicants will have to wait months longer to find out how much financial aid they're getting this year
The troubled rollout of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, form — and the revision of the formula for determining who gets federal financial aid — got worse on Tuesday when the Department of Education announced that it would not transmit data to schools until early March.
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2 developments- Jan 30, 2024Colleges won’t get FAFSA data until March, delaying aid offers
- Jan 31, 2024Why college applicants will have to wait months longer to find out how much financial aid they're getting this year
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6 viewpointsHere’s what one Philly-area college financial aid expert advises about the latest FAFSA delay
Why college applicants will have to wait months longer to find out how much financial aid they're getting this year
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5 viewpointsNew FAFSA delay means even longer wait for financial information for students
A new FAFSA setback means many college financial aid offers won't come until April
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