The US has made it easier for students to receive financial aid: what you need to know

In the coming months, college students and their families will see an updated Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) when applying for financial aid. CNBC writes about this. The updated FAFSA, which will be available by the end of December, not only...

How to get a higher education in the US is almost free

The cost of studying at an American college or university is tens of thousands of dollars per year. Therefore, in order to obtain higher education in the United States, students and their parents often go into debt, which they then have to pay off over decades. ForumDaily studied the features of providing financial assistance...

Hundreds of Harvard alumni are threatening to stop giving money to the university unless it denounces anti-Semitism.

More than 1600 Harvard University alumni have said they will withhold donations to the school unless Harvard takes immediate action to combat anti-Semitism on campus. It was part of a wave of calls for colleges across the country to crack down on incitement...

A terrible accident in California: 4 students died

According to police, on the evening of October 17, four female students at Pepperdine University (California) were killed by a BMW driver. He lost control while the girls were walking along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu. The New York Post writes about this. Four undergraduate students were fatally...

Top XNUMX Cheapest US Cities for Students

Struggling with paying bills, not having money for beer and pizza, and often turning to loved ones for extra money shouldn't be part of your college education, especially if you're choosing your city of study wisely. GOBankingRates collected data on the 70 most…

Biden administration writes off $39 billion in student debt to more than 800 borrowers

The administration of US President Joe Biden announced on July 14 that it would automatically write off $39 billion in student debt for 804 borrowers. More about this was told by CNBC. This is the result of adjustments to income-focused student loan repayment plans. According…

Tuition fees at Ivy League universities jumped to $85 a year: students in shock

Potential Ivy League students and their families are shocked that the cost of tuition at elite universities has jumped to $85 a year. New York writes about it. At five of the eight Ivy League establishments, annual spending…

Social Security Number and Immigrants: Who Needs an SSN and Why, and How to Get One

Why a non-US citizen needs a Social Security number is explained on the Social Security Administration (SSA) website. If you are not a citizen and do not want to work in the United States, you most likely do not need a Social Security Number (SSN). Typically, the social security number ...

Monument bandaging and dragon walking: 8 weird student traditions from around the world

You probably already know about a nickel under your heel and calls for freebies. Have you ever heard anything about a flying piano or bandaged monuments? No? Then Lifehacker will tell you about it. 1. Flight of the Piano MIT is one of...

If they call you and promise to write off your student debt, it’s a scam: how to recognize scammers

The US Department of Education recently announced another extension of the pause on student loan payments until August 31, 2022. This news puts student loans back in the headlines, along with discussions about possible loan forgiveness for everyone. So can scammers...

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