ECM NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2023
November 1, 2023
Here is a summary of many of the key provisions relevant to higher education institutions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act." This list is not comprehensive, but a starting point to begin thinking about the upcoming changes.
ECM NEWSLETTER January 2023
Students who have inadvertently received loans in excess of limits may have lost their Title IV loan eligibility, but it is possible to get the loans reaffirmed. There is a process for doing so by having the student repay the excess loan funds or agreeing to repay under the terms of the current Master Promissory
The New Year is just around the corner and as we prepare for new opportunities, we would like to recap the past year in financial aid. In 2022, we have worked diligently to be the greatest support to the ECM Family of Schools and assist them in achieving their Financial Aid goals. Our leaders share
ECM NEWSLETTER December 2022
ECM NEWSLETTER November 2022
Millions of university students rely on financial aid in order to earn a degree, and it's not hard to see why. The cost of tuition/fees at public four-year educational institutions has risen by 10% since 2010; for private non-profit educational institutions, these costs have risen by a whopping 19%. Improving compliance in your financial aid
ECM NEWSLETTER September 2022
By Rachel Gordon On April 6, 2022, the United States Department of Education announced its Fresh Start initiative, which the effects of defaulting on a student loan for borrowers who entered default before the COVID-19 related payment pause on federal student loan. Here, we'll take a look at what you need to know about the
