Topic: affordability

Why U of Kentucky has significantly shifted its ratio of merit to need-based financial aid

January 25, 2017 in

Inside Higher Ed

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University of Kentucky

access, affordability

The specific threats now facing higher education

November 15, 2016 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Donald J. Farish

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Roger Williams University

affordability, funding, opportunity

Raising a voice for academe under President Trump

November 10, 2016 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Patricia McGuire

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Trinity Washington University

DACA, access, affordability, equity, immigration, race, women

Universities are not ‘trade schools,’ but they should prepare students for the workforce

October 7, 2016 in

The Washington Post

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Christopher Howard

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Robert Morris University

affordability, value

How college work programs benefit both the student and the institution

October 4, 2016 in

Inside Higher Ed

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access, affordability, opportunity, work programs

Many Elements Beyond Financial Aid Are Needed to Help Underrepresented Students Succeed

September 16, 2016 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Devorah Lieberman

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University of La Verne

affordability, financial aid, graduation rate, retention

Free College? The U.S. Should Look at State Models That Are Already Working

August 16, 2016 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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State University of New York (SUNY)

affordability, debt, free college, funding, student loans

If We Want Public Colleges to Be Affordable, a Federal-State Partnership Is Key

August 10, 2016 in

The Washington Post

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F. King Alexander

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Louisiana State University

affordability, funding, policy, public education

Paying for College Has to Be Easier Than This

August 1, 2016 in

The Wall Street Journal

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Washington College

affordability, debt, equity, opportunity

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