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November 2022
Vol. 14 - Issue 11

These numbers have a huge impact on your financial aid offer

Whether you love or hate math problems, figuring out the amount of money you'll need for college can be overwhelming.

Two questions to ask before accepting a grant or scholarship

The best way for a student to pay for an education is with grants and scholarships.

Workarounds offered to correct FAFSA question about being homeless

Students, who mistakenly answered yes to the "homeless or at risk of being homeless" question on the FAFSA and were prevented from providing parent information, now have some workarounds to proceed.

This one FAFSA question you should always answer with a yes

Applying for federal financial aid has gotten easier in recent years, and you can make it even easier for yourself by preparing ahead to answer the questions on the FAFSA.

College costs up slightly but student loan borrowing continues to decline

The cost of college increased only slightly in recent years while borrowing and student loan debt amounts declined, according to new reports from the College Board.

ACT is exploring a digital national test, but it won't be the only option

ACT is considering offering a digital version of its college admissions test taken on weekends.

2022-23 ACT national test dates and registration deadlines

Students interested in taking the ACT this academic year should make note of the upcoming test dates for 2022-23.

Updated federal school code list released

For students, entering the federal school code of a college or university may not be the most common way of listing an institution on the FAFSA.

November tasks for high school seniors

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