The process of filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) remains mostly unchanged for graduate students. However, how the aid is awarded, how much you can earn and the types of financial aid available are where the FAFSA differs from an undergraduate application.

New borrowers aren’t eligible for Grad Plus loans starting in July.

The elimination of Graduate PLUS loans is expected to create a funding gap for some graduate students. Private student loan lenders are stepping in and offering expanded access to their funds.

As a graduate student, you have the option to take out federal direct unsubsidized loans, graduate PLUS loans or private student loans. Federal direct unsubsidized loans generally have both the lowest interest rates and the most flexible repayment options.

The Graduate School Fair is a great way to learn more about graduate programs, whether you're applying to grad school or simply considering it for your future. You'll be able to talk to the graduate program representatives listed below to find the best fit ...

Positive mentorship experiences are central to fostering self-efficacy, success, well-being and inclusion of students, particularly women and racial and ethnic minorities. Nationwide initiatives such as the National Academies’ the Science of Effective ...

Twenty-five states filed a lawsuit against the Education Department on Tuesday over a new $100,000 cap on federal loans for graduate students. The coalition of Democratic states claimed that the rule arbitrarily discriminated between “professional” students in education programs,