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While the FAFSA Simplification Act created new requirements for the Department of Education (ED) to notify low-income students of federal benefits, a new report has found that the department is not sufficiently supporting states and institutions with FAFSA data that could connect eligible students with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

NASFAA's Most Valuable Professional (MVP) series features brief Q&As with our members who have impacted the world of financial aid. Do you know a colleague with an active volunteer history, who has been a noteworthy mentor, or reached a significant milestone or achievement within the financial aid profession? Let us know by nominating them today!

Congratulations to the latest group of financial aid professionals who have earned the FAAC^®  designation! They join an exclusive community of certified professionals recognized for their dedication to the field of financial aid. Want to see if any of your colleagues are among the newly certified? Visit the Registry to celebrate their achievement! Certified by the Certified Financial Aid Administrator Commission, these professionals now enjoy access to valuable benefits and opportunities. Inspired to become an FAAC^®? The next testing window opens on the 1st, with more to follow. Check your eligibility today using our free interactive eligibility tool. Your path to certification begins now.

Mark your calendars! Registration for the 2025 cohort of NASFAA’s Executive Leadership Collective (ELC) opens on Wednesday, May 5, 2025. This exclusive program offers seasoned financial aid leaders the opportunity to engage in high-level discussions with key stakeholders from Congress, federal agencies, and the higher education community. NASFAA’s ELC aims to build a community of experienced leaders dedicated to championing the financial aid profession while navigating the intersection of ethics, institutional stability, and advocacy. Don't miss this unique chance to collaborate with thought leaders in the field and help shape the future of financial aid. Learn more about the experience and requirements to participate.

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