TOPS

One Louisiana Senator believes everyone who qualified for the TOPS program should at least get something. His plan will be debated in the Senate this week.

The Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee says the state does have enough money to fund the TOPS program. If so this would avoid a potential disaster for the state's colleges and universities.

Governor John Bel Edwards is expected to deliver a very somber outlook for the state's budget in his remarks to legislators on Tuesday.

Unless the legislature can close a $750 million dollar gap parents of college age students can expect major changes in the state's TOPS program.

It doesn't look as if Louisiana's TOPS program is completely dead. However, it's reincarnation could look a whole lot different than the original model.

How can you pay for college without TOPS? There is a way to get it done but it's going to take a lot more effort on your part.

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Less than 24 hours after it was announced that all TOPS payments would be suspended indefinitely, LOSFA has announced that it would resume partial payments of TOPS scholarships.

Schools were notified via email at 3pm.