2018 Year in Review: NASFAA's 10 Most Popular Original Articles
2018 proved to be a busy year for financial aid policy—keeping us on our toes as we tried to get the most important news concerning the higher education community to our readers as quickly as we could. Here are the top 10 articles that NASFAA readers flocked to last year:
- Ins and Outs of the FY 2018 Spending Bill
- 2018-19 Pell Grant Schedules Released, But Final Funding Levels Still Up in the Air
- FY 2018 Spending Bill Permits Sharing of FAFSA Data With Private Scholarship Providers
- IRS to Redact Personally Identifiable Information From Tax Transcripts
- DeVos Convenes Financial Aid Conference With Warning of Higher Ed Crisis
- Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Simplify FAFSA and Reduce Verification through ED-IRS Data Sharing
- FAFSA Dependency Override Bill Causes Some Concern
- Trump 2019 Budget Proposes $3.8 Billion Cut to ED
- Looming Government Shutdown Not Likely to Impact Student Aid
- FSA System Error Leads to Erroneous PLUS Loan Approvals
Publication Date: 12/18/2018
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