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June 24, 2021
Vol. 13 - Issue 13

Let MappingXpress boost the security of your verification process

Collecting documents from students and parents securely and efficiently is key to the verification process and is perhaps even more important with all that your office has been through with the pandemic.

Department implements early repeal of subsidized loan limitations

In a move that simultaneously lifted a financial burden on students and a regulatory burden on financial aid professionals, the Department of Education announced early implementation of the repeal of subsidized loan limitations.

Making the grade when it comes to financial matters

As a college student, you probably often aspire to getting a good score when it comes to your classes.

Implementing stackable credentials to benefit students

More and more students are wanting to design their own educational pathway and stackable credentials offers a way to do that.

Secretary of Education hosts roundtable to hear from rural students

The Department of Education recently focused on the needs of rural students, which may provide some insight into how postsecondary institutions can assist those students as they prepare for higher education.

Department offers guidance on implementing new FAFSA provision, removing Selective Service and drug conviction answers

When it comes to early implementation of the new requirements - or lack of requirements in a sense - financial aid professionals must consider the past, the present, and the future.

Department announces deadlines for 2021-22 award year

It never hurts to get a reminder about an upcoming deadline.

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