"FAFSA Delays Cause Frustration and Anxiety for College Students and Parents"

Delays in the release of the revised Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) have left students and parents uncertain about their financial aid for college, causing frustration and impacting college decisions. The Education Department's new formula for computing aid, which considers inflation, has faced technical difficulties, leading to delays in financial aid notifications. Some students and parents are encountering errors when filing the application, while schools are adapting to the situation by extending deadlines. The Education Department is working to alleviate the consequences of the delays, but concerns remain about the impact on students and schools, particularly those from underrepresented and vulnerable populations.
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