House passes healthcare and reconciliation bills — where are we in the legislative process?
On Sunday, March 21, 2010, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the U.S. Senate's version of the health care reform bill, also known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA, H.R. 3590). They also passed the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (HCERA, H.R. 4872). What are the next steps for these two pieces of landmark legislation?

ED releases errata and updates for 2009-10 Federal Student Aid Handbook
ED posted errata and updates for the 2009-10 Federal Student Aid Handbook (FSA Handbook) and, in a separate announcement, a revised master PDF of the FSA Handbook with "an active index."

TG Annual Training Conference to offer industry focus, ED speakers
In the midst of dramatic change to the federal student aid industry, you and your school probably have questions. TG's upcoming Annual Training Conference offers a perfect opportunity to ask those questions, since ED speakers will be on hand to address your concerns and describe the implications of recent higher education legislation.

Subscribe to the Enrollment Management Journal to receive spring edition
Articles in this edition of the Enrollment Management Journal address issues of college retention, transfer practice, outreach for Latinas, attrition, and the African-American experience with student loans.

Borrower tools: myTG℠ offers one more way for TG borrowers to stay on top of repayment
As the semester wraps up, many of your graduating students are probably juggling multiple priorities including finding a job and moving. For borrowers with TG loans, TG offers help in managing the repayment process — myTG℠, a Web-based loan account management tool.

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