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Fiscal Cliff Threatens Student Aid

By Ted Murphy December 7, 2012

The impending “fiscal cliff” for the budget deficit, which would cause a combination of automatic federal tax increases and spending cuts early next year, could compromise the availability of federally...

DC Offers College Scholarship To Local Low-Income Students

By Abbey McNaughton October 19, 2012

D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray recently announced a new scholarship fund for graduates of D.C. high schools who come from low-income families and will be attending universities in the District. Gray set aside...

Georgetown Questions Online College Cost Tool

By Kelly Church April 20, 2012

After the federal government unveiled an online cost comparison tool to help families manage the expenses of college education last week, the tool has drawn criticism from colleges for misrepresenting...

Federal Student Aid May Increase

By Sarah Kaplan February 16, 2012

President Obama called for the allocation of $165 billion to federal student aid in the proposed budget for fiscal year 2013 released Monday. According to Georgetown's Associate Vice President for...

Pell Grants Avoid Major Cuts

By David Schuler April 29, 2011

After several months of negotiations between Congress, the White House and the Department of Education, Pell Grant funding and other federal sources of financial aid have emerged from the budget process...

GSP: Funding the Future

By Jonathan Gillis April 7, 2011

Carlson Teboh (COL '14) sits in the back of Saxbys, books piled high on the table. There is a hint of a Cameroonian accent in his voice, the remnants of the 13 years that Teboh spent in the West African...

Tuition to Rise 2.9 Percent in Upcoming Year

By Jonathan Gillis February 11, 2011

Georgetown's tuition will spike by 2.9 percent next year, the university announced in a press release Friday, after the Board of Directors approved the increase. The increase – which raises tuition...

Aid Appeals Decline

By Mariah Byrne November 2, 2010

Georgetown's Office of Student Financial Services plans to increase funds for financial aid and scholarships by 14 percent this academic year in response to the number of appeals submitted by current students. This...

$1 Million Less In Work Study

By Stephen Levy October 1, 2010

The university has lost over $1 million from the Federal Work-Study Program this year leading to a decrease of 946 awards in funds available for students this year. Current funding for Georgetown's...

Hill Testifies On the Hill

By Jonathan Gillis September 24, 2010

Joseph Hill (COL '11) came to Georgetown to study government, but he never could have anticipated how soon he would be actually influencing national politics. Last Wednesday, Hill testified before...

Yield Flat As Admits Weigh Aid

By Laura Engshuber September 3, 2010

University administrators expected the Class of 2014's yield to be higher than that of previous years, but a lack of funds available for financial aid packages caused the rate to remain at last year's...

3 Percent Tuition Rise Approved

By Elizabeth Rowe March 2, 2010

Georgetown University's undergraduate tuition will rise by 3 percent for the 2010-2011 academic year as the budget for undergraduate financial aid will increase by 8 percent, according to a university...

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