Will stop-outs return to community college anytime soon?
This blog post focuses on stop-outs’ likelihood of returning to school, causes of stopping out, and incentives that may get them to return.
College Financial Aid
First-Generation, Low-Income College Students Deserve Continued Support
Students in need benefited from emergency pandemic supports that are now disappearing, but the need remains.
Students Deserve Simpler Financial Aid Offers, the Understanding the True Cost of College Act Will Help
Financial aid offers are too complicated, a new bill aims to make them easier to understand
Why Didn’t the Community College Students Come Back?
The survey updates our findings from a similar survey conducted in 2020 about why enrollment at community colleges declined.
Online Short-Term Pell Could Open the Floodgates to Predatory Actors
Expanding short-term Pell to online programs creates even a greater risk of abuse by predatory actors.
Online Short-Term Pell Raises Concerns Further Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Quality and Value
The push to include online programs in short-term Pell raises more concerns about quality and value.
Making the Case for Community College Baccalaureates
This analysis of the supply of degrees and workforce demand in two Midwest states provides methods showing where CCB programs are needed.
Hispanic-Serving Institutions Are Critical To Increasing College Enrollment
Hispanic-Serving institutions have a vital role to play in combatting higher ed enrolment declines
College Is Unaffordable For Parenting Students In All 50 States
Eddy Conroy wrote an article in Forbes about a new report from Education Trust and Generation Hope.
A Promising Experiment to Show Competitive Low-Income Students that They Belong at Elite Public Universities
If adopted across the country, a scholarship program like HAIL would help combat the current trend of continued exclusivity at universities.