Here’s what to know about changes to the FAFSA application The department hopes to have the changes fully implemented by the 2024-2025 academic year, but some changes will be implemented in phases before then. Nene Narh-Mensah November 18, 2022
UMD announces $20M investment for need-based financial aid The Terrapin Commitment program aims to cover tuition and fees for Pell eligible, in-state students who are enrolled full-time at the university. Ilana Williams October 24, 2022
RAs should not have to choose between financial aid and reduced room and board Current laws harm financial aid prospects for RAs, and they must be changed. Rebecca Scherr September 21, 2022
UMD must give Asian humanities students scholarships to achieve equity Scholarships will give Asian students more opportunity to pursue different professions. Imaan Shikoh September 19, 2022
Low-income students fought to get to college. They shouldn’t be used for schools’ profit. Private schools must stop exploiting their poorer students Adam Cullen February 15, 2022
A guide to the college financial aid process College comes with a big price tag. Here's a breakdown of different types of financial aid and some tips to help you along the way. Amanda Hernández July 3, 2021
UMD received more than $10.7 million to support students impacted by COVID-19 Applications for aid close Aug. 1. Madison Peek June 12, 2020
College Park City Council approves aid programs for businesses, residents amid COVID-19 The council is planning for these programs to be partially funded by the CARES Act. Clara Niel May 27, 2020
UMD receives approval for $21 million in funding from CARES Act to cover pandemic losses Half of the funding will be directed toward students considered eligible by the federal government. Rina Torchinsky May 12, 2020
UMD to receive $21 million in federal aid for coronavirus losses This university predicted a loss of $87 million this semester. Eric Neugeboren April 9, 2020