CONFERENCE EXHIBITORS REGIONS VII PCCS JANUARY 21st , 22nd , 23rd, 2018 *ALOHA TERRY TERRY HOPKINS * KNUTTE & ASSOCIATES JOE KNUTTE *BURMAX CO MARC CENTOMINI * CHAMPION COLLEGE SERVICES MARY LYN HAMMER … Continue reading
Ask away, and a have a Free lunch with Dr. Sharon Bob in Kansas City at the Regions PCCS meeting. Look at our agenda and see who else you can see, talk with, ask questions and rub elbows during these … Continue reading
Sharon H. Bob, Ph.D. will be at our conferences another GREAT reason to attend Regions PCCS meeting Kansas City and beyond! We are sending you the Washington Update for December 2017 and a summary of the Promoting Real Opportunity, Success, … Continue reading
The Department of Education will propose next week that borrowers be required to demonstrate their institution intended to mislead them before they can have their loans discharged. Student advocates say that would effectively mean no borrowers are able to get … Continue reading
The office of inspector General of the DOE has released the new report on the Federal Student Aid’s Borrowers Defense to Repayment Loan Discharge Process. (Dated December 8, 2017) I thought this might be good reading for all and another … Continue reading
More on the NEW FAFSA Application, another REALLY good reason for you to attend the Regions PCCS meeting in your Area! Click here to read the full article https://www.chronicle.com/article/Is-It-Finally-Time-to-Simplify/241907 Terry Hopkins Sen. Lamar Alexander dangles a paper copy of the … Continue reading
‘Apple-esque’: New Student-Aid Mobile App Earns Oohs and Ahhs…. I was at the FSA meeting in Orlando with 6000 others and was treated to roll out of the NEW Mobile FAFSA application. Mobile is the word of the new world … Continue reading
Editor note, I received this today and wanted you to know that Sandy Sarge is going to be on Gainful Employment Negotiated Rulemaking Committee 2017/18. One of our own is going to Washington. Click here to Help! Hello Friends and Colleagues … Continue reading
NEW: The Veterans Affairs Department said on Friday that it’s moving ahead with implementing the bipartisan expansion of GI Bill educational benefits that President Donald Trump signed into law earlier this year. The VA said that many of the law’s … Continue reading