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News Releases
VSAC Receives Funding to Continue College Access Program
One of four federal grants VSAC received
WINOOSKI — One of four federal grants VSAC receives to help low-income Vermonters prepare for higher education has been renewed.
VSAC — the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation — received word late last week that its federal...
Expert on Student Success Advises VT Educators and Parents
An award-winning researcher has identified six types of involvement that contribute to student success
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Contact: Irene Racz, VSAC director of public affairs, 802-542-2240)
Dr. Joyce Epstein, director of the Center on School, Family and Community Partnerships at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, urged...
KSV and VSAC Receive Awards for Career Planning Web Site
Start Where You Are Professional Website
WINOOSKI — Kelliher Samets Volk (KSV) and the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) have received three national awards for the Start Where You Are Professional Website KSV developed for VSAC.
The honors consist of an...
VSAC’s College Essay and Financial Aid Presentations Offered Online
Prepare for College Costs
WINOOSKI — Vermont Student Assistance Corporation offers two online presentations for prospective college students and their families to view in their comfort of their own homes.
How to Write an Effective Admissions Essay...
VSAC Still at Work to Help Vermonters Plan and Pay for Education (op-ed)
By Don Vickers
Many people stop me on the street to ask what’s in store for Vermont Student Assistance Corporation, and the Vermonters we serve, in the wake of legislation eliminating our role as a federal education loan provider. Some things...
VSAC Provides Update on Financing for Private Student Loan (letter to editor)
We’re pleased to report that our bond sale took place without a hitch
Dear Editor:
In early July, VSAC announced that we would offer a fixed-rate private education loan, the Vermont Advantage loan, for the 2010-11 academic year. Since then, we’ve fielded questions about whether we would be able to...