Notes From the 2018 NASFAA Conference Reauthorization Ready Reauthorization is 4 years overdue and there is still a long way to go before reauthorization happens. Republicans and Democrats in both the House and Senate agree that there needs to
Are Electronic Processes Always Better than a paper process? Change is good, so they say. I’m often conflicted with change. I love one click ordering on Amazon yet am enraged my new car has data ports instead of a CD player.
Mission: Not Impossible –Why a Security Program Is Important to Your College and Students Photo by Taskin Ashiq / Unsplash Your mission, should you chose to accept it (wait one second…you do not have a choice) pertains to security. Why are Information Technology (IT) security policies, controls
Modern Day Super-Heroes: Financial Aid Officer I was wondering, who is a Financial Aid Officer, Financial Aid Administrator, or Financial Aid Counselor? We go by many titles and wear many different hats, just like some of our favorite cape-wearing
Chatty Cathy Technology has given us devices that can answer your doorbell, change the thermostat settings, call a cab, and make dinner reservations by voice command. Technology also offers limitless ways to get information. College
Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert! New Message Classes from CPS and COD are Flying at You New message classes are coming for Central Processing System (CPS) and Common Origination and Disbursement (COD) System. EDConnect transmission software will automatically
It's That Time Of Year FISAP deadlines…you either view them as the circle of life or a yearly resurrection of Dracula. So, burst into song as the sun rises or grab a silver stake as the sun
Streamlining the Student Eligibility Process A meeting has been set with a new student to discuss their Financial Aid options. Before they arrive, you have some work to do. You clack away on your keyboard and grab your
