Ascent: Innovative Private Student Loans for Diverse Needs
Explore Ascent's student loan options addressing diverse needs, including cosigned loans, outcomes-based loans, and flexible repayment terms for educational financing.
Stuart and Mary Perry's Generous Contribution to Maryland Athletics
Stuart and Mary Perry support Maryland Athletics with a seven-figure pledge for scholarships, programs, and planned giving to enhance student-athlete success.
Navigating Federal and Private Student Loans for Low-Income Borrowers
Explore federal and private student loan options for low-income borrowers. Learn about FAFSA and co-signing to secure the best financial aid available.
University of New Mexico Union Warns of Rising Health Insurance Premiums
Concerned UNM faculty union warns proposed 13.1% health insurance premium hike could offset wage increases, stressing need for equitable coverage solutions.
Campus Safety Incident: Trident Technical College Employee Arrested
A Trident Technical College employee was arrested for possessing firearms on campus, highlighting concerns over campus safety and compliance with regulations.
Revised House Bill 500 Impact on Health Insurance Contributions and Funding
Discover the implications of House Bill 500 on state health insurance contributions and budgetary constraints affecting education and Medicaid funding.
Consolidus Reports Remarkable Growth in Public Sector Procurement Solutions
Discover how Consolidus achieved remarkable growth in public sector procurement, despite industry challenges. Learn about key partnerships and market demands.
ACORD Student Challenge 2025: AI Innovations in Pet Insurance
Discover how ACORD's Student Challenge 2025 promotes AI in pet insurance, highlighting innovation, compliance, and the future of data standards in the industry.
Killam Fellowships Provide $6,000 Per Semester for US Students Studying in Canada
The Killam Fellowships Program awards $6,000 per semester plus health insurance allowances to U.S. undergraduates studying in Canada. Applications due December 15, 2025.
Impact of Department of Education's Profession Reclassification on Federal Student Loans
The Department of Education's reclassification of key professions limits federal student loan access, impacting education in healthcare, engineering, and more, with broader implications for workforce and insurance sectors.