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A new class action says the NCAA's Division III athletic scholarship ban is illegal price fixing. What Printz v. NCAA claims and what it means for families. The post Division III Athletes Sue NCAA Over Scholarship Ban appeared first on The College Investor .
The CSS Profile asks for your home value and retirement balances, but each college decides what counts. Here's how 11 free-tuition schools treat them. The post Does The CSS Profile Count Home Equity And Retirement? appeared first on The College Investor .
Seven legal FAFSA moves that can lower your Student Aid Index for 2027-28, from 401(k) contributions and grandparent 529 plans to two-year income timing. The post How To Hack The FAFSA In 2027-28: 7 Legal Moves That Lower Your SAI appeared first on The College Investor .
Hackers copied data on about 7 million California students from testing vendor ETS. See what was exposed and how families can protect their credit. The post Hackers Stole Data On About 7 Million California Students From Testing Vendor ETS appeared first on The College Investor .
College Aid Pro helps families compare college costs and plan for financial aid. Explore MyCAP pricing, features, expert services, pros, and cons. The post College Aid Pro Review: Compare College Costs appeared first on The College Investor .
Rep. Jayapal's Students Not Profits Act would end federal student aid at for-profit colleges and tighten nonprofit conversion rules. What would change. The post Proposed Bill Would Cut Off Federal Student Aid To For-Profit Colleges appeared first on The College Investor .
Sen. Booker's Diversify Act would double the TEACH Grant to $8,000 a year and end the penalty that turns grants into loans. What would change for teachers. The post Senate Democrats Want To Double TEACH Grants And End The Student Loan Penalty appeared first on The College Investor .
Read what 446 colleges with the biggest price hikes told the Education Department, from inflation to federal aid, plus a searchable table of every answer. The post Why Colleges Raise Tuition: 446 Schools Explain Price Hikes appeared first on The College Investor .
California's 2026 CAASPP results show 49.3% of students proficient in English and 38.4% in math, with high school juniors still below 2019 math levels. The post California Test Scores Rise Again, But Only 38% Of Students Are Proficient In Math appeared first on The College Investor .
Lawyers have four federal loan-repayment paths. Here's what each pays, who qualifies, and what to do if you don't. The post Student Loan Forgiveness For Lawyers: PSLF, DOJ, LSC, And John R. Justice Programs appeared first on The College Investor .
The Education Department dropped its appeals of the rulings that struck down its PSLF employer rule. Here's what that means for public service borrowers. The post PSLF Employer Rule Nears Its End As Government Drops Two Court Appeals appeared first on The College Investor .
H.R. 10551 would pay public college tuition, fees, and books for children of teachers, police, and firefighters with 20 years of public service The post New Bill Would Pay College Tuition For Children Of 20-Year Teachers, Police, And Firefighters appeared first on The College Investor .
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