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    New Trend in Education Finance Counseling Programs

    No Threat to Federal Student Loan Availability

    Harvard Law School to Waive Tuition for 3Ls

    Pennsylvania State University Switches to Direct Loan Program

    Congress Urges Secretary of Education to Take FFELP Loan Action

    ABA Releases Report on Law School Enrollment

    Legislation Could Simplify Financial Aid Application Process

    New Jersey Loan Guarantor and Attorney General Reach Settlement

    Higher Education Act Renewed

    Major Lender Exits FFEL Program

    Investigations into Study-Abroad Programs

    No Comprehensive Analysis of Cuts to FFEL Program, Secretary Says

    Don't Look for Monsters

    IRS Reminds Students of ''Tax-Advantaged Education Expenses''

    Bush to Sign Conference Agreement

    Borrowers Must Hurry to Receive Savings Before the October 1 Deadline!

    California Students Get Relief, 2007-2008 State Budget Passed

    Southern Illinois University President Accused of Plagiarism

    Study Finds More Preparation Needed for Transition from High School to College

    Wisconsin Students Awaiting Approval of WHEG Funding

    Spellings announces $12 million in grants for tribally controlled schools

    Four employees of Crown College under fire

    Spellings Urges Colleges and Lenders to Comply with New Loan Rules

    A New College Education Plan

    Senator Herb Kohl introduces bill to help students remain out of debt

    Study says academic tracking a major barrier to college attendance

    Ithaka Advocates Online Publishing by Universities

    Schools to Boycott U.S. News & World Report Survey

    President Bush Threatens to Veto Appropriations Bill for Departments of Education, Labor, and Health and Human Services

    Colleges to Start Policing Students Who Download Music

    Virginia launches six-year plan to align K-12 standards with university-level education

    Michigan tuition hike is daunting

    College Admissions Are Still Beyond the Reach of the Economically Underprivileged

    NASFAA Members Respond to Code of Conduct

    New Hampshire University System Approves Tuition and Aid Increase

    Free Tuition for Massachusetts Students: A Curse or a Blessing?

    The Focus is Now on College Performance

    U.S. Energy Department Going Greener

    Senators Urge Spellings to Refrain from Imposing New Accreditation Regulations

    Virginia’s James Madison University Approves Its Biggest Budget Yet

    Massachussets Governor Proposes Free Attendance to Community Colleges

    Federal Agents Raid Florida-Based Student Loan Company

    Legislation Proposed in Illinois to Allow Illegal Immigrants to Receive Student Loans

    House Votes in Favor of Student Loan Sunshine Act

    New York Attorney General Investigates Relationships with Alumni Associations

    Senator Kennedy Questions Collection Tactics

    The ACLU Appeals Verdict in Its Case Against the Higher Education Act

    Arizona Graduate Student Loan Debt Reaches an All-Time High

    Minnesota Senate Introduces Bill to Improve Students' Spending Habits

    Bill Introduced to Legislature to Increase the Length of Deferment for Medical and Dental Students

    House Approves Bill Allowing Maryland Residents to Qualify for In-State Tuition Regardless of Citizenship Status

    Education Finance Partners Plans to Defend Itself in Lawsuit Filed by New York Attorney General

    New York Attorney General Discovers Dishonest Alliances between Schools and Student Loan Companies

    Experts Advise House of Representatives Subcommittee on Higher-Education Policies

    CBO Issues Report That May Affect Higher Education

    Pelosi Speaks at ASU

    The STAR Act Revisited

    President Bush Delivers Education Budget

    Democrats Push for Pell Grant Increase

    Texas Universities Make Big Moves

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