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House Bill Would Push for More Communication to Student Borrowers
Legislation would more regular disclosures to student borrowers over the life of their loan, including while they are enrolled in…
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Alaska Regents Vote to End Financial Exigency
The move comes following a compromise budget agreement to significantly scale back, and spread out over three years, dramatic cuts…
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National ‘Nudging’ Campaign Ineffective in Increasing FAFSA Applications, College Enrollment
Previous research has shown that nudging on a small scale from sources familiar to students (school counselors or local community…
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Alaska Governor, University Officials Reach Budget Compromise
The state’s governor and university officials announce agreement to cut funding by $70 million over three years, not $135 million…
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ITT Reaches Settlement with Consumer Agency
Lawsuit alleged that ITT improperly steered students to take out private loans that they could not afford through the college.
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Trump Administration Moves Forward with Controversial ‘Public Charge’ Rule
Higher ed groups worry it could have a chilling effect on immigrant students accessing benefits and could deter foreign students…