More Public Colleges Start Tuition-Free Programs

Iris Palmer was quoted by U.S. News & World Report in an article on public colleges starting new tuition-free programs:

"It's really a roll of the dice to where the student lives and what institutions they get into," says Iris Palmer, senior policy analyst for education at New America, a think tank based in the District of Columbia. "For almost all these programs, you have to be a resident of the state."

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Palmer from New America says the movement for expanding tuition-free programs has "devolved down to the state, local and institutional level."