Unfortunately, that isn’t a joke. October 1st has passed and 2017/2018 FAFSAs are already waiting in your SAIG mailbox! How could you possibly start your new year roll when we aren’t even in the new year? Welcome to the … Read more »
Prior-Prior Year and Early FAFSA for 2017-18 — Your All-In-One Guide
We are approaching the milestone anniversary of President Obama announcing the significant changes coming to the 2017-18 FAFSA form. The revisions were announced on September 14th, 2015 and are about to become reality for aid offices all over the world … Read more »
Twitter Recap – April 18th – 22nd, 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 financial aid and higher education.
4/18/16 – Patriot’s Day in Massachusetts, … Read more »
Early FAFSA Guidance – Be Prepared
On September 14, 2015, President Obama announced major changes impacting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process for award year 2017-2018. These changes include early filing access and the use of prior-prior year data (use of 2015 income … Read more »
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 financial aid and higher education.
3/21/16 – More guidance released from #… Read more »
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 IV financial aid and higher education.
3/14/16 – #PriorPriorYear FAFSA Toolkit available … Read more »
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 will be handled starting in the 2017-18 award year, once “prior-prior … Read more »