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Sravani Atluri

Sravani Atluri serves as a Chief Marketing Officer for Edvisors. She possesses significant knowledge within the higher education space with specific expertise in subjects relating to student financial aid. She is passionate about helping students succeed through the exchange of engaging, timely, and relevant information.

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Recent articles by this Author

FAFSA Myths That Could Cost You Free Money

Sravani Atluri

November 12, 2025

Every year, thousands of students miss out on free financial aid due to incorrect information. Some of the things you often hear are “My parents make too much,” or “FAFSA is only for loans,” and they never even fill out the form. Here’s the truth: the FAFSA is for everyone who wants to pay less for college by taking advantage of federal financial gift-aid.

What’s Changing for Student Loans (2025–2028): What to Know and What It Means for You

Sravani Atluri

November 06, 2025

Several changes to the federal student loan program will impact students and parents alike. It can be confusing to keep up with it all. Here are the critical updates you need to know.

IBR Forgiveness Is Back — What Borrowers Need to Do

Sravani Atluri

October 28, 2025

Good news for student loan borrowers: Income-Based Repayment (IBR) forgiveness is back. After months of delays, the Department of Education has restarted a plan to forgive remaining balances for long-term borrowers under income-driven repayment programs. If you’ve been making student loan payments for years, you may finally see your balance wiped out.

Trump Moves to Fast-Track Student Loan Forgiveness

Sravani Atluri

October 22, 2025

The Trump administration has agreed to a court-supervised plan that will speed up student loan forgiveness for people in income-driven repayment (IDR) and public service loan forgiveness (PSLF) programs. Once approved by the court, this plan means faster relief, refunds for those who overpaid and no surprise tax bills for borrowers whose loans are forgiven by the end of 2025.

Student Loan Shake-Up: What It Means If the Government Sells Your Federal Loans

Sravani Atluri

October 21, 2025

The U.S. Department of Education is weighing a plan to sell part of its $1.6 trillion federal student loan portfolio to the private market; assuming it could be done without costing taxpayers money. If that happens, your federal student loan(s), currently managed through a loan servicer could be transferred to a different company.

The FAFSA Is Open: Here’s What’s Changed for 2026–27

Sravani Atluri

October 15, 2025

The FAFSA for the 2026–27 school year is officially open! This year’s form is simpler, faster, and designed to make applying for financial aid a lot less stressful. If you’ve filed before, you’ll notice some big changes. And if this is your first time, don’t worry, we’ll walk you through what’s new, what’s delayed, and what to do first.

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