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News and Current Events
		Loan Repayment Assistance Program at NYU School of Law Improved
		Record Number of Applications Received by Charleston School of Law
		New Program Helps Ninth Graders
		Law Admissions: Random?
		NYU Raked in More than $43 Million Last Year
		Administrators at Kentucky Law School Resign in Light of Financial Troubles
		UCLA Law Will Receive $1.5 Million
		UCLA Gets Center on Climate Change
		Law Librarians Get Grant
		One-Year Challenge from Law School Alumnus
		Federal Customs House to Be Renovated into Memphis Law School
		College Gets Early Gift
		Law School Workshops Pay Off
		DU Law School Clinic Files Lawsuit
		Harris Beach Attorneys to Provide Law Scholarships for Minority Students
		New Program VP Chosen by UC Regents
		Scholarship time
		California fires close down law schools
		Minnesota law schools in search of deans
		New Hampshire congressman opposes financial aid bill
		Arkansas governor announces need-based grant program
		Federal student loan organizations call for revision of student loan reconciliation bills
		U.S. News & World Report meets with controversy
		Senate confirms Diane Auer Jones as assistant secretary for postsecondary education
		Private Student Loan Transparencies and Improvement Act
		Report reveals 76% of full-time undergraduates receive federal aid
		Texas' ''B On Time'' loan program falls short of funding
		Eastern Michigan University raises tuition
		House passes College Cost Reduction Act
		Key amendments to College Cost Reduction Act submitted
		UNC implements stricter financial aid rules
		Higher Education Act reauthorization bill would increase financial aid
		New bill seeks to amend Higher Education Act
		Cuomo, lenders testify before U.S. lawmakers
		Spitzer signs student loan reform into law
		Cuomo boasts that two more schools have agreed to abide by his code of conduct
		Senator Edwards announces College Opportunity Agenda
		NY adopts student loan corruption-reduction legislation
		Miller asks White House and Education Department for details on student programs
		Cuomo testifies regarding investigations, criticizes Department of Education
		Spellings suspends access to student loan database for lenders
		University of Louisville tuition to increase again
		New York Attorney General announces settlement of loan charges
		Support for restoration of Perkins Student Loan Program funding grows stronger
		New bill may simplify the FAFSA
		Senators urge Budget Committee to increase the Pell Grant
		CBO releases budget options report
		House passes Pell Grant Equity Act
		House speaker addresses gathering at ASU
		Schumer and Snowe unhappy about abandoned tuition tax deduction

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Kennedy Introduces Legislation That Would Alter Federal Financial Aid

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On April 3 Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) introduced legislation that would make sweeping changes to federal financial aid. The bill, given the short name ''Strengthening Student Aid for All Act,'' is intended to ensure students have sufficient access to financial aid, in the forms of both grants and loans.

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	If you are still in-school, you may reserve your consolidation for graduation with Law School Loans. By signing and returning your application now, you will be guaranteed the current low rates on your consolidation, and you will not have to think about your consolidation again until you enter repayment.

Because of the new, higher interest rates, someone with $20,000 in student loans can expect to pay around $5,000 more in added interest over the life of the loan. Borrower benefits can help you reduce your interest rate before you pay these added charges.