FAFSA

Delayed FAFSA sparks worry from students

Ruth Santana | Staff Writer The FAFSA application history of late disbursement leaves students with no other choice but to wait anxiously to see what will happen this time around.    With the myriad of glitches and technical issues, FASFA did not distribute loans and grants to many students on time. This was expected after the […]

FAFSA has been delayed yet again – How will this affect students?

Helen Capote | Contributing Writer For most students, FAFSA gave out loans and grants in August. However, many have yet to be able to receive anything even after two months into the Fall semester. Upon investigation with Onestop, the FAFSA has been delayed due to glitches in the system because of the new form released […]

Mastering the FAFSA: the new application process explained

Carla Daniela Mendez | Staff Writer  During the shift from the spring semester to summer break, students face the recurring challenge of filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  Despite the temptation of leisure after a long semester, the impending threat of financial aid documentation calls for attention. The changes to the […]

FAFSA is a nightmare for students

Kailey Krantz | Staff Writer Students depend on financial aid to pay their way through college, but lately it’s been a nightmare. FAFSA has been hitting the wall with multiple glitches, making students wonder if it’s even worth it to submit it. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA is an application the […]

FAFSA Adjustments

Review of the 2024-2025 FAFSA adjustments

Magali Zoghaib | Contributing Writer Students who have been consistently completing their FAFSA submission will become aware of the distinctions between the 2024-2025 FAFSA application and its predecessors.  This change stems from the enactment of the FAFSA Simplification Act by Congress on December 27, 2020.  The 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid became accessible […]

Interest rates deter students from taking loans

“We all need to go to school and sometimes loans may be the last resource for some people who do not have the means to pay for college,” Nenchyna Valme, a Sophomore majoring in Nursing said.

Affording College: financial aid comes with consequences for students

“I receive financial aid, mostly in the form of loans,” said sophomore psychology major Destiny Medina..

Adulting with new sense of freedom doesn’t come cheap

According to Brian Pivik, content manager for “Peterson’s Blog,” lack of money is one of the biggest reasons students leave school. It ends up costing too much or students find themselves having to get a full-time job to save up for college.

Changes take effect for FAFSA Application

A change that affects 83 percent of the University’s full-time undergraduates, students may no longer use a personal identification number to access their information.

Rising Loan Interest Rates to Affect Students, Economy

Andrea Sanmiguel/Contributing writer Subsidized student loan interest rates will increase 6.8 percent, doubling the 3.4 percent rate students currently pay. Subsidized loans vary for students who have very low income and unsubsidized loans are for students whose families can help pay for their education, said Francisco Valines, director of Financial Aid. Loans have maintained a […]

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