
A significant glitch in the FAFSA application process has caused widespread concern among students and families, prompting a flurry of activity from educational institutions and government officials. Texas A&M Corpus Christi is hosting three community events starting Wednesday evening to assist with the college financial aid process, while college counselors work to help families affected by the glitch. The Education Department faces accusations of 'malicious negligence' over the issue. In response, the FAFSA priority deadline has been extended at some institutions, including @accdistrict, and a bill to extend the California FAFSA deadline by a month is headed to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk.
The deadline in California to apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, could be extended by a month under a bill headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk on Thursday. https://t.co/d6yrnId0x3
College acceptance letters are starting to roll in, but this year a major glitch in the new application process for financial aid has brought the process to a halt. https://t.co/G7fDeBk8qd
Our report tonight on the critical delay in processing student financial aid applications https://t.co/1Os58wgwoV










