While conversations around the merits and drawbacks of free college may have taken a backseat due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, experts believe the movement is here to stay — and perhaps more important than ever.
This three-part series about free college programs through the lens of financial aid includes a deep dive into the current landscape of free college and how different programs are structured, an examination into how free college programs are currently funded and the case for national free college supported by a federal-state partnership, and a close look into the messaging and communication issues that have plagued programs across the country.
Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update
How a Bill Becomes A Law (with Regulatory Guidance)
Foxx Issues ED a Subpoena Citing a Lack of Responsiveness to the "Botched" FAFSA Rollout
Today's News for July 26, 2024
MOHELA Lawsuit Claims Servicer Misled and Overcharged Borrowers
Today's News for July 24, 2024
Today's News for July 22, 2024
Federal Appeals Court Fully Blocks SAVE Repayment Plan
Amid Legal Challenges ED Pledges to Continue Implementing SAVE Plan to the ‘Fullest Extent Possible’
Today's News for July 18, 2024
Report: The Biggest Barriers to Higher Ed Enrollment Are Cost and Lack of Financial Aid
Today's News for July 16, 2024
2024 Virtual Conference: NASFAA Welcome & FSA and FAFSA Update
Part of SAVE Repayment Plan Can Resume After Injunction, Appeals Court Rules
Sample Letter: Call to Action GE/FVT Reporting Deadline
Call to Action: Tell Congress to Extend the GE/FVT Reporting Deadline
OTC Inside The Beltway: Justin Signs Off
Meet NASFAA’s 2024 Dallas Martin Endowment Policy Intern: Zoe Turner
Today's News for June 10, 2024
OTC Inside the Beltway: 300 Episodes Later
In Case You Missed It: New Regulations Effective July 1, 2024 Webinar Handout
Academic Advising in Prison Education Programs Pre-Conference Webinar
2023-24 Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update Webinar Handout
OTC AskRegs Experts: The Good, the Bad, and the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure of School Corrections
OTC Inside the Beltway: Cardona Faces More FAFSA Questions on the Hill
OTC Inside the Beltway: A Big Year for Delays
Democratic Senators Introduce Legislation to Codify SAVE Repayment Plan
OTC Inside the Beltway: Storm Clouds on the FAFSA Summit as ISIR Rollout Begins
OTC Inside The Beltway: Keeping Track of ED’s Updated FAFSA Timeline
Testimony Before Congress or Presentations to Hill Staff
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) or Advisory Committee Issues
Department of Education Regulatory or Process Issues or Other Executive Branch Departments
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