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Battle Wages On Over Higher Education Spending In the FY17 Budget
On March 23rd, 2016, the House Budget Committee (HBC) released more detail surrounding spending cuts on some key higher education programs. There remains a dichotomy between ...
HEAG Consultant Spotlight: Lisa Reichstein
Meet Lisa Reichstein The Higher Education Consulting Group Consultant: Lisa Reichstein Current Position: HEAG Financial Aid Consultant Tell us a little about yourself. I have been in ...
Twitter Recap – March 28th – April 1st, 2016
We share industry news and stories on Twitter throughout the week at@HEAG_INC. Here is a recap of last week’s tweets, focusing on topics of Title IV ...
Twitter Recap — March 21st – 25th, 2016
We share industry news and stories on Twitter throughout the week at@HEAG_INC. Here is a recap of last week’s tweets, focusing on topics of Title IV ...
Twitter Recap — March 14th – 18th, 2016
We share industry news and stories on Twitter throughout the week at @HEAG_INC. Here is a recap of last week’s tweets, focusing on topics of Title ...
Peeling Back the Layers of President Obama’s Proposed Budget for 2017 – Part Three
March 10th, 2016 In Part One of a three-part blog series, we wrote about the tuition-free, community college proposal President Obama is looking for in his 2017 budget. ...
Peeling Back the Layers of President Obama’s Proposed Budget for 2017 – Part Two
March 9th, 2016 In Part One of a three-part blog series, we analyzed President Obama's community college initiatives in full detail which included information on his ...
Peeling Back the Layers of President Obama’s Proposed Budget for 2017 – Part One
March 8th, 2016 On February 9th, 2016, President Obama unveiled fiscal year 2017 plans to the tune of a $4.2 trillion spending package, with Education taking ...
Twitter Weekly Recap 2/29/16 – 3/4/16
February 29 - March 4, 2016 We share industry news and stories on Twitter throughout the week at @HEAG_INC. Here is a recap of last week’s ...
Use of Professional Judgment for Prior-Prior Year Income
On February 11th, the Department of Education (DOE) released its guidance for financial aid professionals via a Dear Colleague Letter, regarding how professional judgment (PJ) cases ...