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De’Janae Simpson flits around the hundreds of folks gathered at Eagle Church in Whitestown with nervous energy. It’s not the first time this 17-year-old has addressed so many people, but she…
De’Janae Simpson flits around the hundreds of folks gathered at Eagle Church in Whitestown with nervous energy. It’s not the first time this 17-year-old has addressed so many people, but she…
The term “endowment” today denotes funds that are “accepted subject to a requirement that the principal be maintained intact and invested to create a source of income.” And endowment size…
Too many who go to college are unprepared and never finish. 65 percent of low-income youth attending two-year colleges and 32 percent at four-year colleges start in non-credit bearing developmental…
It’s dinnertime, and a teenager is seated with her immediate family. She looks around — everyone has at least a college degree and a stable job. What to look for…
As our economy evolves, we must evolve with it, developing a workforce prepared to meet the demands of a new economy. Now is our chance to build a workforce ready…
Putting four children through college would be a challenge for most families. Certainly it is for Jenny Clark and her husband, Michael, but they have made saving for their children’s college educations…
This episode of To A Degree explores why some institutions have more success than others in helping students from low-income backgrounds move up the socioeconomic ladder. Guests include John Friedman of Brown…
MDRC’s Center for Applied Behavioral Science (CABS) and Postsecondary Education policy area launched The Finish Line: Graduation by Design to improve college completion rates using behavioral insights. Graduating from college is a…
An economist evaluating America’s competitive position would place “innovation and technical achievement” high on the list of items that differentiate our business environment. The list of American companies that have…
The Republican-controlled House passed a far-reaching tax reform bill that would, among other things, make several changes to 529 college savings plans. House Republicans seek to leverage 529 plans to…
Occasionally the solution to an underachieving government program is refreshingly mundane. So it is that a simpler federal form may be all that separates millions of poor students in the…
A college mentoring program aimed at getting low-income and first-generation students into and through college has proven to be effective in an area where other interventions have failed: college persistence.…
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