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Jan 23, 2021 • Collene Pernicello
Wondering about options on how to cover your out of pocket expenses in college? Get a basic overview of the loan and payment options available to students and families. Register
Daijah Patton • Nov 24, 2020 •6:52 pm
You’ve come to the right place—a safe space to talk about making money moves, Dear Reader. As a high school senior, applying to colleges is a hard decision to make. A campus can have your program, your sport, the atmosphere you’re looking for, and still cost a fortune. For a moment in time, that’s...
Vea Ki-Tokelau Molitika • Dec 4, 2017 •12:22 pm
I knew as a child that my family lived a paycheck-to-paycheck life, so I learned at a young age to be financially independent. It is no secret that lower-income students like myself are much less prepared for college than higher-income students. For many low-income students, college can be an...
Caitlin Joyce • Aug 23, 2017 •2:46 pm
I always enjoyed getting to know the teachers and administration at my high school, as it helped me make the best of my academic experience and form connections that were preserved as I moved on to higher education. I love the fact that, at Arcadia, students can make connections with all members...
Nicole Gieselman • Apr 20, 2017 •8:00 pm
One of the main reasons I decided to graduate early was to save money. Most of my college is paid for by scholarships and loans, but by graduating early, my student debt will be much lower than it would if I were to stay the full four years. I also intend on going to law school, which...
Jan 20, 2014 • Purnell Cropper
The first Common Cent$ financial literacy workshop series for the spring takes place on Tuesday, Jan. 28, from 1 to 2 p.m. with a workshop on “Investing in Yourself: What Cash Course Can Do For You” in Grey Towers Castle, Rose Room. Financial Aid staff will explore all the resources that Arcadia...
Dec 17, 2012 • Sarah Schwartz
New American Colleges & Universities featured Liz Rihl-Lewinsky, Executive Director of Federal Aid Programs and Financial Aid Systems at Arcadia University, in a Dec. 11 article titled "CIC Program Propels Potential Leaders to Think Differently." Rihl-Lewinsky discussed her participation in the...
May 31, 2012 • Purnell Cropper
Elizabeth Rihl Lewinsky, Executive Director of Federal Aid Programs and Financial Aid Systems at Arcadia University, was selected for the 2012–2013 Senior Leadership Academy, a year-long program for mid-level administrators in higher education who aspire to senior leadership positions in...
Nov 15, 2011 • Purnell Cropper
Obama administration officials recently announced two initiatives aimed at lowering monthly student loan payments for borrowers having difficulty repaying their federal student loans. The White House seeks to implement these executive actions without Congressional approval. (Video of the...
Aug 9, 2011 • Purnell Cropper
President Barack Obama signed the Budget Control Act into law on Aug. 2, 2011. This legislation increased the federal debt ceiling and prevented the U.S. government from defaulting on current financial obligations. NASFAA, the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, has...
May 4, 2011 • Purnell Cropper
The Office of Financial Aid is on Facebook. "Occasionally, we will post interesting tidbits of information and keep you up-to-date in the event your financial aid counselor changes," says Elizabeth Rihl Lewinsky, Executive Director. "We will also provide you with important reminders regarding...