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An Interview with Stephanie Rodriguez, State Secretary of Higher Education
Written by San Diego Community College District
COVID-19 virus aid talks are on the brink of collapsing, leaving such measures as rescue money for schools, state and local governments, and individuals in question.
Although jobless claims declined compared to the previous week, claims are still alarmingly high, surging past numbers from the Great Recession.
Will the IRS reissue a stimulus check? With the $600-per-week pandemic jobless benefit ending, Democrats and Republicans are digging in on the details of the next relief bill.
Is there a 2nd stimulus check? Democrats want to bring back the $600 unemployment bonus. Republicans argue it will encourage people to remain on unemployment and want to reduce it.
The deadline is looming. The $600 weekly jobless benefit is running out on July 31. And millions of Americans are waiting to see what Congress and the White House are going to do next.
With the $600 weekly unemployment boost about to run out, millions of Americans are anxiously awaiting to see if, when and what will be included in another economic stimulus package.
The deadline for applying for $180,000 in scholarships from HACU and Miller Lite is fast approaching. Forty scholarships will be awarded to students in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Will there be a new federal aid package to deal with the novel coronavirus pandemic?
Non-student loans or “shadow” lenders for college students like home equity loans can operate with little accountability and oversight, meaning they lack transparency.
With the additional $600 weekly unemployment benefit expiring before the end of July (barring action from Congress), many unemployed Americans are worried about their future.
The COVID-19 spike has forced six states to reverse reopening businesses, leading to more layoffs and more than 1.3 million Americans to apply for unemployment aid.
Will the president withhold aid to schools that do not reopen? This is what President Donald Trump is threatening to do, lashing out that federal health officials’ guidelines.
