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Publication Date: 2/1/2023
Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update
Senate Questions Linda McMahon on Efforts to Dismantle ED and the Future of Higher Education Funding
Today's News for February 14, 2025
House Education Committee Advances DETERRENT Act
Today's News for February 13, 2025
Today's News for February 12, 2025
Today's News for February 11, 2025
Amid Reports of an Executive Order to Abolish ED, Democrats Press Department Official for Answers
Today's News for February 7, 2025
Off the Cuff - Episode 319 Transcript
OTC AskRegs Experts: Working Through SAP Blind Spots
Completing the PEP Application and the E-App Process Webinar
OTC AskRegs Experts: Updated Timelines for NSLDS, Batch Corrections, GE & FVT
Today's News for January 21, 2025
Improving Student Aid Outcomes
Improving Student Aid Outcomes
ED Reopens GE and FVT Institutional Reporting Process Until February 18
Biden Signs Stop Campus Hazing Act Creating New Requirements for Annual Security Reports
Financial Aid 101 for 119th Congress
Today's News for January 8, 2025
Financial Aid 101: Resources for the 119th Congress
2025 LLCE: Preparing for Your Hill Visit
Today's News for January 3, 2024
2024 Year in Review: NASFAA’s Policy, Grant, and Advocacy Efforts
Today's News for December 16, 2024
Walberg Selected to Lead House Education and the Workforce Committee
Off the Cuff - Episode 314 Transcript
How a Bill Becomes a Law Webinar Handout
NASFAA’s Comments on Proposed Hardship Provisions of Student Loan Debt Relief Regulations
NASFAA Members Reflect on Opening 2024-25 Advocacy Pipeline Meetings
Today's News for November 20, 2024
OTC AskRegs Experts: Diving into Common Questions Found on NASFAA U
Department of Education Regulatory or Process Issues or Other Executive Branch Departments
Free College: A Three-Part Series
Testimony Before Congress or Presentations to Hill Staff
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) or Advisory Committee Issues
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