The world of financial aid regulation saw a busy 2015, with the Department of Education issuing numerous electronic announcements on everything from acceptable documentation for verification to guidance on homeless youth determinations. Want to know what the most popular announcements were among NASFAA members? Curious about what you may have missed or need a refresher? Take a look back at the 10 most-read announcements from the Department and share your thoughts on the year's big issues.
Publication Date: 12/21/2015
Free College Sounds Good, But Is It the Best Idea? New Report Highlights Alternatives
Must Standard Terms Be Substantially Equal To Remain Standard?
How Long Will Sequestration Last?
How Do We Implement the Children Of Fallen Heroes Scholarship Program?
How Do We Handle One-Week Study Abroad Courses Which Fall Outside Of the Standard and Summer Terms?
Does a Loan Disability Discharge Affect a Student's Ability to Earn Federal Work-Study?
NASFAA Responds To Follow-Up Questions From November FSA Hearing
Report Calls for More Comprehensive Financial Assistance for Low-Income Students
2015 Year in Review: NASFAA's 10 Most-Read Articles
Experimental Sites Still Open for Applications
Report: NASFAA Proposal To Simplify FAFSA Would Cost Less Than Most
Bill Seeks to Resolve Barriers for Homeless and Foster Youth
OIG Audit Finds Weaknesses in FSA Program Compliance Reviews
Meeting: Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance
Negotiated Rulemaking Committee: Public Hearings
Comment Request: 2016-2017 Federal Student Aid Application
Comment Request: 2016-2017 Federal Student Aid Application
Bills, Bills, Bills: Congress Closes July With Flurry Of Activity
NASFAA Presents Overview of Federal Student Aid Programs to Congressional Staff
Survey of Student Body Leaders Shows Knowledge Gap Concerning Financial Aid
Can a Member Of a Religious Order Receive Title IV Financial Aid?
Can a School Select a Student For Review Of Unusual Enrollment History?
Must We Adjust Aid Based On the Reporting of Mid-Term Grades?
What Documents Are Acceptable for Confirming High School Completion Status?
What Happens To Title IV Aid Disbursed Prior To a Title IV Loan Default?
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