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News & Views
This is where we post our commentary on current events, recommended links and news articles, and other items of interest that relate to the Institute's work.
Better Data on Student Borrowing Needed
Matthew Reed, a Policy Analyst at the Institute for College Access & Success guest blogs this week at Higher Ed Watch, a higher education news and policy initiative from the New America Foundation. Student debt is up again, according to … Continue reading
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Access to Financial Aid & Office Contact Information
By Laura Szabo-Kubitz, Policy Associate In times of financial instability, the need is even greater for programs that promote college accessibility and affordability. Bad economic times lead more people to turn to education as a solution, which we’re seeing with … Continue reading
Posted in California Access & Success
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