What is the difference between the Encyclopedia and other financial aid websites and products?
The primary benefit of the Encyclopedia over the other options is the original text. Often referred to as the ‘Bible of Student Financial Aid’ this original text breaks down all of the important programs, procedures and other aspects of Financial Aid and phrases them in terms common to the Financial Aid Administrator. Its cross-referencing aspect allows the user to view all of the information available from the Department of Education’s site, the Government Printing Office, the Office of Management and Budget, among others. The Encyclopedia takes you directly to the precise section of the selected document that is relevant to your topic. The encyclopedia provides a streamlined method for finding answers to specific questions about various topics in the realm of Student Financial Aid, swiftly and efficiently.
One benefit of the Encyclopedia over the other options is the Encyclopedia’s explanatory text, which describes programs, procedures, and other aspects of financial aid in easily understandable language. Cross-referencing allows you to view reference material from the Department of Education, the Federal Register, the Office of Management and Budget, and others. The Encyclopedia takes you directly to the precise section of the selected document that is relevant to your topic. The Encyclopedia provides a streamlined method for finding answers to specific questions about various student financial aid topics swiftly and efficiently. Not only are current reference materials available, but historical and background information is provided as well to help provide context. Further, the Electronic Encyclopedia is fully searchable. In addition to the comprehensive search on all materials contained in the Encyclopedia, you can also perform targeted searches of just the regulations or just the Enc
