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What’s left of state funding for higher ed may not reflect the costs of educating the different sorts of students that attend different campuses of state systems.
“Does just $3,000 to $6,000 a year (the national average is $5,700) in state support adequately ensure that academically vulnerable, economically insecure students, working parents and nontraditional learners will receive a quality postsecondary education that will prepare them for the workforce and beyond? It seems highly unlikely.”
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A blog from your financial aid calculator — White House Highlights College Abacus as One of…
Getting basic information about college costs with financial can be daunting. I’m wondering how accurate and accessible a tool such as this can be, given how often I’ve talked with students who spend hours in the Financial Aid office negotiating adjustments in their awards after being surprised at gaps in their funding at the start of a given term.
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