The Education Department has found a calculation error in student financial aid applications, leading to the need for reprocessing. This may cause further delays to this year's financial aid distribution.
The Education Department has discovered a calculation error in student financial aid applications, leading to the need for reprocessing. This follows a series of other blunders and may cause further delays to this year's financial aid distribution.
The error has been fixed and will not affect future records. Students have been waiting for the overhaul of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, causing uncertainty in college applications.
Education Department Calculation Error Student Financial Aid Applications Reprocessing Delays Free Application For Federal Student Aid Uncertainty
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