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July 22, 2026
Financial aid and student loan issues consistently generate complex questions for colleges and universities, particularly in light of the changes brought about by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and the rising cost of college. As the fall semester approaches, colleges and universities should expect more inquiries about aid packaging, eligibility, verification, professional judgment, satisfactory academic progress, and the information students receive about loan options. These questions are not only operational; they can raise significant legal and compliance concerns if your institution’s financial aid processes are unclear or inconsistent with current federal guidance.
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