#financial-aid

#financial-aid

UC regents are considering tuition increases amidst financial uncertainty, with the possibility of reducing financial aid funding from those revenues.

The Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program has incentivized careers in the public sector, including work in hospitals, schools, local governments, and nonprofits. These cuts are coming at a time when there is a dire need for increased financial aid, as more students graduate with debt, not more obstacles to a livable wage.

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"I thought I was going to be evicted because I couldn't come up with $2,500 unless I won the lottery," Green said.

Colleges can offer undocumented students non-employment-based educational opportunities (NEBOs) to develop personal, academic and professional skills that also provide students with financial aid.

Social Security has aided Americans for over 90 years. Though not intended to provide full income, many rely on monthly benefits to pay their bills.

Over the past year alone, the system found 31.4 percent of applications were fraudulent, resulting in about $10 million in stolen federal financial aid.

Mendoza stated, 'My family would not be able to afford me going to Bard without financial aid, so some extra funds to help me get through my final year means a lot.'

Since the passage of the Victims of Crime Act in 1984, every state government has operated a Crime Victim Compensation fund that collects fines and redistributes them.

President Zelensky emphasized the need for cooperation with the U.S., stating, "We support cooperation with the U.S.... We don't want to send any signals that could lead the U.S. to stop aid to Ukraine."