Department of Education to Fix FAFSA Problem Costing Students $1.8 Billion in Lost Aid

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Department of Education to Fix FAFSA Problem Costing Students $1.8 Billion in Lost Aid
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The Department of Education said it will fix a problem with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which would have cost students about $1.8 billion in lost federal aid, according to news first reported by NPR.

The Department of Education will fix a problem with the new FAFSA form that would have cost students $1.8 billion in lost federal aid . The tables used to determine aid were based on outdated data and did not account for high inflation rates.

The FAFSA Simplification Act requires annual updates to account for inflation.

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