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Three Impacts of the FAFSA Simplification Act
Episode 7 | February 2024
The implementation of the FAFSA Simplification Act brings swift changes for all schools participating in federal student aid programs—and for the students and families applying for assistance.
In this candid conversation, George Wolf, senior enrollment strategist at Liaison, and Directors of Financial Aid Erin Wolfe from Bucknell University and Rob Maddox from St. Mary's College of Maryland, discuss the impact of these changes, including:
- The cadence and manner in which schools receive FAFSA data.
- The need for strategic planning in anticipation of the upcoming changes.
- The importance of transparent communication with families to manage expectations.
This discussion sheds light on the complexities and implications of the FAFSA Simplification Act for financial aid management in higher education institutions and the efforts required to ensure a smooth transition for students and families.
TOPICS: Undergraduate Education, Financial Aid, FAFSA
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Featuring
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George Wolf
Senior Enrollment Strategist
Liaison
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Erin Wolfe
Director of Financial Aid
Bucknell University
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Rob Maddox
Director of Financial Aid
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Disclaimer: Please note that the views and opinions expressed by the participants of 'Three in 30' are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Liaison.