Bringing adults back to college? Just call and ask
A simple idea has made a big difference for both colleges and for adults who left school before graduating. Call them and invite them back.
College Financial Aid
Now You See It, Now You Don’t: The Scholarship Displacement Dilemma
As college decision day approaches, students are under more stress than usual. For many students, their college decision will boil down to a
Education Department Should Help More Student Loan Borrowers, but Do No Harm
With a crisis underway, the Department should be doing more to help student loan borrowers who can’t afford their loans–without doing harm
Pairing for Completion
How Peer Mentoring and Connection Bring Adults Back to College
A Better Way to Judge Schools on Non-Need-Based Aid
In Time for Spring Training, Baseball Brings People back to College
In Ohio, one in five adults are people who began college, but didn’t finish.
Taking a Look at California’s Community College Baccalaureate Pilot
The California Legislative Analyst’s Office report gets some things right but misses the mark with other critiques.
Appropriations Bill Brings a Holiday Gift for Federal Education Programs
Congress has finally reached a deal to fund the government for fiscal year 2020, including some significant increases for education programs