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Can you receive financial aid for graduate school?
You may not have the same financial aid options in graduate school as you did for your undergraduate program, but you still may be eligible for financial aid.student
How to fill out the FAFSA® if you have separated or divorced parents
Filling out the FAFSA® can feel confusing, particularly if you have separated or divorced parents and aren’t sure how to fill out certain fields on the form.student
What’s the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC)?
The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) is a partially refundable tax credit for undergraduate college education expenses. Learn more.student
How to make FAFSA® corrections
After submitting your FAFSA® you may notice mistakes that require corrections. If this happens, there are certain steps you can take. Learn more.student
Does your credit score affect your ability to get financial aid?
If you have a low credit score (or no credit history) you might be worried about your ability to access financial aid. Here are some things to know.student
What to know about the end of the federal student loan repayment pause and grace period
The federal student loan repayment pause has ended as well as the on-ramp period. Here are some things to know about this.student
What’s the SAVE Plan for federal student loans?
The Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan is the new Income Driven Plan (IDR) to potentially aid Americans with repaying their federal student loan debt.student
What’s a Direct Subsidized Loan?
A Direct Subsidized Loan is a type of federal student loan that comes with advantages that may be available to undergraduates with demonstrated financial need.