Since midnight on December 22, 2018, the United States federal government has been partially shut down. President Donald Trump won bigly by drawing it out to be the longest shutdown in our nation's history.
Around...
The U.S. Department of Education has made a key change in the seemingly everlasting financial aid process. According to The U.S. Department of Education, this year sees the Prior-Prior Year Policy,...
Sitting behind the ceramics wheel on a humid Sunday morning in Knobview Hall, journalism and fine arts senior Charlyn Corum is wasting no time. Her projects have deadlines that are fast-approaching;...
For most students, the application process of financial aid is a laborsome effort, but an effort that is necessary nonetheless. Whether it be the persistent tax forms or knowing which assets and annuities...
Each year, students can apply for federal aid and scholarships through IU Southeast’s financial aid department. Many students receive aid that will not only cover tuition expenses, but they also receive...
As the fall semester begins to wrap up, I find myself worrying about something approaching soon.
I am not nervous about the large load of homework I have to conquer, finishing everything for my classes or finals approaching in December.
I am not even concerned with what classes I will be taking next semester or making sure my credits are all lined up to graduate.
What worries me the most is something far beyond my control — financial aid.
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Financial Aid conducted a mini-conference on Oct. 18 in University Center North.
The attendees were...
