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CS @ NYU
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Welding @ TSTC
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Pastor Ray gave $100 to Maria
Env. Policy @ Berkeley
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Architecture @ Cooper Union
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Pre-med @ Morehouse
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Music Ed @ Berklee
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Public Health @ Spelman
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Frame 1 · Before

The gap

Aid didn't cover it. Loans weren't an option.

Maria, a first-gen environmental science student at UC Berkeley, was making it work — barely. Books, lab fees, rent. Anything could tip the semester.

One link. Thirty-two supporters in a week.

Frame 2 · The shift

Her people showed up

One link. Thirty-two supporters in a week.

She shared her Fund Page in the family group chat. Grandma Lupe set up $50/month. Her old soccer coach pitched in. Her aunt's book club did too.

A steady stream. Posting weekly updates.

Frame 3 · Today

She stayed in school

A steady stream. Posting weekly updates.

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From the blog

Guides for the families closing the gap

August 14, 2026 · 6 min read

A Record Number of Students Filed the FAFSA. The Aid Still Isn't Enough — Here's What Families Do Next

The class of 2026 completed the FAFSA at a record rate this summer. The award letters that came back tell the second half of the story: this is the first class filing into a system that, since July 1, covers less than it used to. Here's how families are closing the gap.

August 14, 2026 · 6 min read

How International Students Pay for U.S. College Without Federal Loans (2026)

International students never had federal loans to fall back on — no Direct Loans, no Parent PLUS, no FAFSA aid package. Since the July 2026 Parent PLUS cap, domestic families are learning the same lesson. Here's the playbook international students already use to close the gap without a cosigner.

August 14, 2026 · 6 min read

The First Fall Bill Under the Cap: How This Year's Freshmen Are Covering the Gap Without a Bigger Loan

For years, Parent PLUS had no real ceiling — whatever aid didn't cover, a bigger loan could. That ended July 1, 2026, and the first fall bills under the new $20,000 cap are landing now. Here's how this year's freshman families are closing the gap without simply borrowing more.

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