A news reporter asked Michael Jordan if he thought the ’90s Bulls could beat LeBron’s Lakers.

MJ: Yes.
Reporter: By how much?
MJ: Two or three points.
Reporter: Why so close?
MJ: Most of us are almost 60 now.

NCAN is proud to announce the upcoming launch of our #DoTheFAFSA campaign, a national initiative to encourage & support students, particularly students of color & from low-income backgrounds, to complete the #FAFSA . bit.ly/3JEBBMF

NEVER!!!!

On the other hand, it does rhyme with NASFAA.

In 2009, I think this was the second most shared article in the Chronicle. The idea that we could disagree, sit down, and talk, struck a chord with readers. Sadly, it might feel even more foreign or unlikely today. chronicle.com/article/a-coll…

NEW: U.S. Department of Education has added four issue alerts on #FAFSA student corrections. As of now, only one has a workaround: ow.ly/oK9U50Rfbt7 #fachat

ICYMI: NASFAA President and CEO Justin Draeger joins Jon Fansmith and Mushtaq Gunja on dotEDU to discuss ED's flawed rollout of the new FAFSA form and the implications for students and colleges, among other topics.

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With the FAFSA delay as a backdrop, Justin Draeger President & CEO of NASFAA joins the ALP to share how we can support our financial aid colleagues who are about to compress 6-9 months of work into 3-4 weeks. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/alp…

On the latest episode of dotEDU, Jon and Mushtaq are joined by NASFAA President and CEO Justin Draeger to talk about ED's flawed rollout of the new FAFSA form and proposed legislation that would extend Pell Grants to short-term career training programs.

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This week on a special episode of #OffTheCuff Justin and Karen are joined by Bill DeBaun, the National College Attainment Network’s senior director of data and strategic initiatives, to discuss the 2024-25 FAFSA rollout. ow.ly/z6gy50QH4JA

My latest: Why the temporary FAFSA fix for students whose parents lack Social Security numbers is likely to cause more confusion and frustration. tinyurl.com/468kt9f3

News: Education Department will reduce FAFSA verification requirements in this chaotic aid cycle. tinyurl.com/3zm59e2r

📣 Just In: Today, NASFAA joined the #highered community in urging colleges & universities to extended their enrollment, scholarship, and financial aid deadlines beyond the traditional May 1 date to accommodate continued #FAFSA delays. nasfaa.org/community_urge…

Had the wonderful opportunity to join NASFAA’s “Off the Cuff” podcast with Justin Draeger yesterday and discuss a little bit about my story, economic mobility and graduate student debt. I really enjoyed this conversation

Listen here: nasfaa.org/off_the_cuff_e…

🎙️ New #OffTheCuff episode alert! I had the privilege of chatting with Chazz Robinson from Third Way about the impactful 2023 Economic Mobility Index (EMI) as well as the intricacies of graduate-level debt. Enjoyed digging into this w/ Chazz!

NASFAA is pleased to announce the release of its comment code crosswalk to assist financial aid administrators in preparing for the 2024-25 aid year ow.ly/lHew50Q1r1O

Congratulations to the leaders of this effort - it is important step toward transparency on college costs to help students make informed decisions.

Student debt should not be a roadblock to economic success for younger Americans. This week, Future Forum members heard from U.S. Department of Education, NASFAA, and TICAS on how we can ensure that everyone can get access to the education and skills they need to succeed.

This week on a special episode of “Off The Cuff,” Justin Draeger is joined by James Kvaal to discuss the administration's Saving on A Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan.

Listen now 🎧 ow.ly/e01s50PL2Ip #fachat

A new episode of 'Off the Cuff' is here! This week, Justin Draeger and Rachel Gentry Rotunda are joined by ACE's Jon Fansmith to recap the two U.S. Supreme Court decisions on student debt cancellation and race-conscious admissions. Listen now 🎧 ow.ly/LUCa50PbtJ9 #fachat

This week on a special episode of #OffTheCuff Justin Draeger is joined by Rep. Rep. Bobby Scott ranking member of the Committee on Education & the Workforce Democrats for a discussion on the latest issues impacting the higher education policymaking landscape.

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