What Happens when Students Must Meet Academic Standards to Receive Need-Based Aid?
College students who receive need-based financial aid typically must meet minimum academic standards to stay eligible, and it’s not well
Read moreCollege students who receive need-based financial aid typically must meet minimum academic standards to stay eligible, and it’s not well
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Read moreOne decade after high school completion, only 14 percent of low-income students in the United States have attained a bachelor’s
Read moreAs the U.S. Department of Education proposes rolling back the Gainful Employment rules regulating for-profit and vocational education programs, accurate
Read moreFinancial aid can affect who goes to college. But how does financial aid affect students already in college who would
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Read moreResearchers Stacy S. Kehoe and Lindsay C. Page unpack the implications of their Dell Scholars research in an article for
Read moreThe choice of college major can have big implications for students’ long-term outcomes, such as lifetime earnings, but researchers have
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