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Being a student and a parent is hard work, so everyone involved in changing systems to get parenting students more support play vital roles.
Student Parents in Cosmetology Programs Matter
New America is starting a project to learn more about cosmetology programs generally, and the student parent experiences within them
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Very-Short-Term Pell Requires Multiple Meaningful Guardrails
As Congress considers the latest in a series of short-term Pell proposals, it’s crucial to establish meaningful safeguards.
Community College Funding & Resources from the White House Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Sprint
Community college resources from a January 2024 briefing on the White House’s Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Sprint.
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Rural community colleges especially benefit from a strong grant development process. Advice from a successful rural community college fundra
“It Is Students’ Money”: Department of Education Begins Work to Make Higher Education Regulations More Student-Focused
Department of Education proposed new regulations protect students receiving Pell Grants and other financial aid
FAFSA Changes Mean More Pell Grants For Students With Kids, Here’s Why
Edward Conroy authored an op-ed in Forbes about why changes to the FAFA mean that more student parents should receive Pell grants.
Most Seniors with Student Loans Have Held the Debt for at Least 15 Years
New Department of Education data highlights older borrowers’ long repayment periods and high default rates.
