NASFAA's Legislative Tracker provides student financial aid administrators with a comprehensive look at legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and in the U.S. Senate during this session of Congress. The tracker breaks down legislation by issue area to allow members the ability to find the legislation on topics or federal programs most important to them and their institution. The tracker will be updated on a regular basis to reflect the most recent action on student aid-related legislation.
Select a topic below to access introduced legislation in the 117th Session of Congress.
Consumer Information and Transparency
FAFSA Simplification | Graduate Students | Immigration
Improving Affordability | Loans and Repayment | Military and Veterans Aid
Pell Grants | Quality and Accountability
Student Aid Funding | Tax Issues
For all student aid legislation introduced in prior Sessions of Congress, please visit the Legislative Tracker Archive.
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