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July 23, 2020
Vol. 12 - Issue 15

2021-22 FAFSA training available for financial aid professionals and others helping students and parents complete the FAFSA

As students face what seems like an uncertain future due to the pandemic, it will be critical that they keep their options open by completing the 2021-22 FAFSA.

Answering student and parent questions about the 2021-22 FAFSA

Although the future may seem uncertain right now, completing the FAFSA is one way students can keep their options open.

Updated CareerShip continues to provide information on career paths

Mapping Your Future's CareerShip, which has been used for a number of years as an easy-to-use online tool for career exploration, now has a new look.

Collecting documents securely from your students during the pandemic

With more students attending online classes and some staff working from home, it is more challenging to collect needed documents from students and parents.

Changes are coming - but not yet

If you're waiting for information about a new servicer for your student loans, you may want to take a break from hanging around your mailbox.

Department to only accept electronic copies of statements and audits

In a move that's bound to save paper and ink, the Department of Education has announced that as of next month it will no longer accept hard copies of financial statements and compliance audits.

Student eligibility volume of Student Aid Handbook addresses pandemic

Having just come off a year that defied what was known as normal operating procedures in financial aid, the Department of Education earlier this week released Volume 1 the 2020-2021 Student Aid Handbook.

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