As part of the Fiscal Year 2024 State Budget, New Jersey is making permanent the Child Care Financial Provision that aids families paying for childcare services
Community college students have until Sept. 15 to apply for financial aid and – if their incomes are $65,000 or less – have a tuition-free school year.
Murphy signed a law allowing illegal immigrants who graduated from a NJ High School to apply for financial aid from the state to offset their college tuition.
Providing tuition aid grants for 600 undocumented immigrants to attend New Jersey colleges costs the average taxpayer 17 cents a year, says the plan's sponsor.
Q. My son is applying early decision to one school. But I know we won’t get the financial aid package until later. How can he say yes — if he’s accepted — if we don’t know what it’s going to cost?
Q. My parents saved in a 529 for my son and never told me about it. We’re going to soon apply for financial aid and I’m worried it could hurt his chances. What can we do?