This financial aid calculator will help you understand your financial aid eligibility by calculating your Student Aid Index (SAI). Your financial aid eligibility depends on many factors, including: ...

You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. States awarded $18.6 billion in aid to students during the 2023–24 academic year, a 12 percent ...

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Gov. Gavin Newsom approved legislation recently to extend the deadline to apply for financial aid programs administered by the California Student Aid Commission when there is a delay accessing the ...

Student aid authorities in California say there’s been a nearly 9% increase in high school students completing applications for financial aid compared to last year. That’s more than 24,000 ...

When Dr. Daisy Gonzales took over as executive director of the California Student Aid Commission in June, she stepped into the position at a tumultuous time on the financial aid front, marked by state ...

When Dr. Daisy Gonzales took over as executive director of the California Student Aid Commission in June, she stepped into the position at a tumultuous time on the financial aid front, marked by state ...

When Congress failed to fund the government at the beginning of October, students seeking federal financial aid were plunged into a bureaucratic nightmare. As political leaders bicker over a spending ...

The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency is hosting several free webinars to assist college-bound students and their families in correctly completing and submitting the Free Application ...

The annual National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators conference convened in Anaheim, Calif., this morning under a cloud of worry. For student aid professionals in attendance and ...

Ohio State’s Regional Campus Commitment offers free tuition for first-year students from families earning $100,000 or less.