Video: NASFAA Shares Its Recommendations for the Higher Education Act
As Congress works toward reauthorizing the Higher Education Act, the comprehensive bill dealing with federal student aid programs, we have an opportunity to fix it—and open the doors to higher education to more students. Here are some of NASFAA’s latest recommendations for Congress.
Publication Date: 8/22/2019
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Cynthia B | 8/26/2019 5:17:02 PM
Very nice...short and to the point....
James C | 8/26/2019 1:50:56 PM
Nice job. I do wonder what questions need to be eliminated from the already streamlined FAFSA?
Lori V | 8/26/2019 9:57:42 AM
Nice job Rachel and team!
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