The House’s Financial Aid “Confusion” Act
A House proposal claims to clarify college costs, but by avoiding a standardized financial aid offer it could leave students more confused.
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Lorain Community College鈥檚 Fast Track programs offer a model for Workforce Pell: short, affordable, career-aligned pathways.
Stop the Dismemberment of the U.S. Department of Education
Congress should ask the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to examine how breaking apart ED affects services to students.
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This piece highlights five key takeaways from the Department of Education鈥檚 recent student loan rulemaking.
Handing Accreditation Over to States Would Raise Costs, Weaken Quality CBO Find
New legislation that would allow States to approve accrediting agencies would increase costs and weaken quality according to one estimate.
Wisconsin Bills Take Aim at Predatory For-Profit Colleges
The proposals reinforce common-sense safeguards.
Americans Are United On Accountability
Americans are united on accountability. Recent legislation under OBBBA makes progress, but more needs to be done.
The Cost of Beauty: Inside the Broken Promise of Cosmetology School
Through three students鈥 experiences, we uncover how cosmetology education exploits passion and labor, leaving beauty workers behind.
The Push to Make College (More) Unaffordable for Undocumented Students
In-state tuition and institutional scholarships are the Trump Administration鈥檚 latest targets in a hostile immigration agenda.
Negotiated Rulemaking 2025
Access drafts and proposals for the Department of Education’s RISE neg reg sessions related to student loans here.