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12 Strategies to Deploy While We Await the FAFSA and Subsequent ISIR Arrival

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By now we’ve all accepted that the next 60 days will be one of excitement and nervousness in the world of financial aid and enrollment management as we await the changes to the FAFSA. Some of you are well prepared; others are trying to get prepared with limited staff and even more limited resources.

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Helping Students Navigate the College Application Maze

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You can also read our first report on college planning and student emotions. ) Accessible resources Many high school students do not have access to resources such as college counselors or test prep services. Colleges can bridge this gap by offering accessible resources online or on-campus. Read Now 4.

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La Familia: Five Ways Institutions Can Support Hispanic Families  

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These challenges, including education, employment, healthcare, and overall well-being, can significantly impact their lives and intrinsically affect their ability to help their children with college planning. Limited access to well-paying jobs and discriminatory hiring practices can lead to financial instability.

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Aligning Your Academic Program Portfolio to Student and Labor Market Demand

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Identifying and capturing the intersection of relevance , differentiation , and authenticity is the desired goal for academic programs planning at all degree levels. Crucial Questions to Ask How can we think strategically about academic program planning? How do we assess if our academic programs are aligned with student demand?

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Equitable Engagement: Addressing Gaps in Access to Information With Students and Families

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We know that the college planning process is an intensive one for students and families, but how do they perceive the process? High School Student Perceptions of Financial Aid (conducted with Ardeo Education Solutions and PLEXUSS )—a study conducted with 1,250 11 th – and 12 th -grad students. Fewer fears of being admitted.

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The New FAFSA: What You Need to Know

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Less time to understand aid notification, out-of-pocket expenses, bills, and financial obligations hits the least-privileged families the hardest—and is in direct opposition to the goal of FAFSA simplification. These efforts are time-intensive for campus financial aid offices to complete.

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What We Learned About College Students and Families in 2023

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College Planning and Student Emotions : The stress and excitement of college It’s no surprise that high school students feel stress today, but how does that stress affect their college search process? Read College Planning and Student Emotions. E-Expectations : How do students search for colleges online?

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