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Financial Aid PortalStarting May 5, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education will resume collections on defaulted federal student loans. On this date, the Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) will also reinstate the Treasury Offset Program, which is administered by the U.S. Treasury Department. This program allows the government to withhold federal payments—such as tax refunds and Social Security benefits—from borrowers in default.
Within the next two weeks, all borrowers in default on their federal student loans will receive an email from FSA containing information on how to contact the Default Resolution Group. Through this group, borrowers will have the option to make monthly payments, enroll in an income-driven repayment plan (IDR), or sign up for loan rehabilitation.
FSA has stated that it will launch a comprehensive communications campaign to ensure borrowers are aware of their repayment options. This will include outreach via email and social media, where borrowers will receive information on available resources, including extended servicer call times.
Detailed information to help borrowers get out of default is also available at StudentAid.gov/end-default.
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The Public Benefit Finder for California Students helps make college more affordable by simplifying access to financial assistance and benefit programs. This user friendly tool, developed by California Competes, provides personalized recommendations for over 30 programs for tuition, housing, childcare support and more! Use this tool to find out what each program provides, if you are eligible, and how to apply. Explore the Finder here.
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MJC Student Financial Services offers many types of financial aid to assist you with your financial needs as you pursue your educational goals. The Student Financial Services office is here to make sure all students receive accurate financial aid information. We are dedicated to assisting students and families through the financial aid process in the most effective and friendly manner possible. This site is designed to help you in this process and hopefully answers questions you may have regarding financial aid here at Modesto Junior College.
We look forward to providing you with excellent customer service and helping you achieve your academic goals.
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