"Clearly our students need our help," said Cervantes during a bill hearing last week. "They need more time to complete the FAFSA, making their dreams of achieving higher education more affordable and accessible, and it's our duty to ensure that we pass this legislation."
Cervantes wrote the bill after a technology mishap prevented U.S. citizens from completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid because their parents don't have a Social Security number. It's a problem that emerged this year with a revised application and has generated a high degree of worry among the higher education financial aid officers in Califor.
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