State Senate Democrats want more school money, not cuts Dekalb Daily Chronicle Quinn's assistant budget director, Abdon Pallasch, noted the Democrat's proposed budget would not reduce early childhood education or college grants while Quinn continues to make a pension fix his primary task. "The administration is working with ... |
Senate Democrats want more school money, not cuts Northwest Herald Quinn's assistant budget director, Abdon Pallasch, noted the Democrat's proposed budget would not reduce early childhood education or college grants while Quinn continues to make a pension fix his primary task. "The administration is working with ... |
Student loan debt: Student Bill of Rights in California would help ensure ... San Jose Mercury News Unlike federal student loans, which have multiple options for of deferment and forbearance, private student loans lack many of these crucial safeguards. With private student loans, a creditor can garnish 25 percent of a debtor's disposable income ... |
Study: More high school students saving for college as costs rise Salt Lake Tribune The program enables school counselors to see which individual students are completing a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, a key indicator that students are planning to attend college. story continues below. story continues below ... |
CCC board ends fed loans Carolinacoastonline Most of it is in the form of federal Pell Grants, community college grants, lottery proceeds and scholarships. Ms. Bernich, who found out about the loan program being discontinued Wednesday, has mixed emotions. “I can understand their point because ... |
Car? House? Sorry: Graduates of 2013 Are Each $35200 in Debt TIME At a personal level, graduates toting up their private and government student loans, credit card balances, and personal debt will find the sum shocking. On average, they owe $35,200 and half say they are surprised by how much debt they have accumulated ... |
 Wall Street Journal | Laurene Powell Jobs Goes Public to Promote Dream Act Wall Street Journal The program put her in contact with students who couldn't get financial aid for college because they were in the country illegally, usually brought here as children. Among them was Nora Razon, who received tutoring in English at the first College Track ... |