Financial Aid News
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Global lenders IMF give aid in financial crisis (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Irel...
(Reuters) - Iceland is set to receive financial aid of more than $10 billion (6 billion pounds) from an International Monetary Fund-led package to rebuild its shattered financial system.
• Govt. trying to ease financial aid process (Daily Pennsylvanian) Government officials are considering steps to make applying for financial aid a little easier in 2010. Proposals are being drafted to simplify the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid, which students seeking financial aid must fill out.
• San Jac warns about financial aid ads (The Pasadena Citizen) San Jacinto College?s financial aid office has received several reports of direct mail marketing aimed at San Jacinto College students, which mentions San Jacinto College without permission.
• Despite economy, Penn has yet to see a increase in concern over financial aid... While the economic situation has raised both anxiety levels and the number of federal financial aid applications nationwide, Penn has not yet seen many effects, officials said.
• Financial aid workshop scheduled for Dec. 2 (Foster's Daily Democrat) DOVER The Dover High School Guidance Department will host a financial aid workshop for college-bound seniors and their families on Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. in the DHS auditorium.
• Financial aid for widows of debt-ridden farmers (New Kerala) Nagpur, Nov 19 : A voluntary organisation has initiated a move to give financial aid of Rupees 500 per month to over 5,000 widows of debt-ridden farmers, who committed suicide in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.
• Global financial crisis will hamper aid funding: Red Cross (AFP via Yahoo! News) The global financial crisis will result in devastating cuts to aid funding, as economies of major donor countries slip into recession, the International Federation of Red Cross said Tuesday.
• EU nations pile up state aid to tide over financial crisis (Eastday.com) European Union (EU) member states are increasingly using the possibilities offered by the recently revised EU state aid rules to better tackle the financial crisis, a report said yesterday.
• Web-based tool introduced to estimate financial aid (California Aggie) The amount of money students receive for financial aid will no longer be a surprise, as the University of California has developed a personalized tool that estimates the money each student will presumably receive from state funding.
• EU nations pile up state aid to tide over financial crisis (People's Daily) European Union (EU) member states are increasingly using the possibilities offered by the recently revised EU state aid rules to better tackle the financial crisis, a report said Tuesday. In view of the ongoing financial crisis, the share of rescue and restructuring aid is likely to increase significantly for some countries in 2008, the European Commission said in its latest State Aid ...
• Govt. trying to ease financial aid process (Daily Pennsylvanian) Government officials are considering steps to make applying for financial aid a little easier in 2010. Proposals are being drafted to simplify the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid, which students seeking financial aid must fill out.
• San Jac warns about financial aid ads (The Pasadena Citizen) San Jacinto College?s financial aid office has received several reports of direct mail marketing aimed at San Jacinto College students, which mentions San Jacinto College without permission.
• Despite economy, Penn has yet to see a increase in concern over financial aid... While the economic situation has raised both anxiety levels and the number of federal financial aid applications nationwide, Penn has not yet seen many effects, officials said.
• Financial aid workshop scheduled for Dec. 2 (Foster's Daily Democrat) DOVER The Dover High School Guidance Department will host a financial aid workshop for college-bound seniors and their families on Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. in the DHS auditorium.
• Financial aid for widows of debt-ridden farmers (New Kerala) Nagpur, Nov 19 : A voluntary organisation has initiated a move to give financial aid of Rupees 500 per month to over 5,000 widows of debt-ridden farmers, who committed suicide in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.
• Global financial crisis will hamper aid funding: Red Cross (AFP via Yahoo! News) The global financial crisis will result in devastating cuts to aid funding, as economies of major donor countries slip into recession, the International Federation of Red Cross said Tuesday.
• EU nations pile up state aid to tide over financial crisis (Eastday.com) European Union (EU) member states are increasingly using the possibilities offered by the recently revised EU state aid rules to better tackle the financial crisis, a report said yesterday.
• Web-based tool introduced to estimate financial aid (California Aggie) The amount of money students receive for financial aid will no longer be a surprise, as the University of California has developed a personalized tool that estimates the money each student will presumably receive from state funding.
• EU nations pile up state aid to tide over financial crisis (People's Daily) European Union (EU) member states are increasingly using the possibilities offered by the recently revised EU state aid rules to better tackle the financial crisis, a report said Tuesday. In view of the ongoing financial crisis, the share of rescue and restructuring aid is likely to increase significantly for some countries in 2008, the European Commission said in its latest State Aid ...