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The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) sets a floor $10 monthly payment and scales payments as a percentage of adjusted gross income up to a 10% cap for higher earners; RAP also reduces payments by $50 p...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and subsequent Department of Education rulemaking materially change who can get Pell Grants, which graduate and parent Direct Loan options remain for new borrowe...
Reclassifying programs from “professional degrees” to standard graduate degrees can reduce students’ borrowing limits, change which repayment protections and income-driven plans they can access, and t...
Colleges and accreditors are responding to sweeping 2025–26 federal student loan changes with campus-level education, new billing/enforcement rules, and monitoring of federal guidance; institutions li...
Reclassification from “professional” to “non‑professional” for a student — commonly meaning changes in residency, enrollment status, or campus/job classification — can trigger adjustments to Title IV ...
SNAP’s national payment error rate for FY2024 is reported at 10.93%, substantially above the 6% threshold that recent legislation would use to trigger state cost-sharing and penalties . Reporting and ...