Financial Aid

The financial aid decisions that usually go out with acceptance letters are being delayed because of a later-than-expected rollout of a revised Free Application for Federal Student Aid, the form commonly known as FAFSA that schools use to compute financial aid.

The new initiative will replace yearly loans of up to $5,500 with scholarships. It targets families earning $125,000 or more.

According to a report from the Project on Student Debt in 2016, New Hampshire college students graduate with the highest debt in the nation, at $36,101.…

As the annual trek back to campus begins, we examine the options available to cover those hefty tuition bills, including new types of loans, grants and…

College Scorecard (9:00):Two years ago, President Obama announced plans for rating colleges and universities, so students would know whether they were…

Rising tuition attracts a lot of headlines, but the amount that schools give out in financial aid is also on the rise. Financial aid can make higher…

We continue our series “A Matter of Degrees” with how families finance higher education. With the price tag ever-rising, and grants scarce, students are…