The Utah Board of Higher Education has approved roughly $8.5 million to support students affected by delays related to this year's Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — In a move aimed at supporting students, the  Utah  Board of Higher Education on Thursday approved roughly $8.
</p><p>&quot;Given the impact of the delays in implementing the new FAFSA form, the Board's action to immediately provide additional funding will significantly benefit students in need now,&quot&
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