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Study Looks at Targeted, Tuition-Free Programs
Paper examining tuition-free programs targeted at high-achieving, low-income students found increases in students applying to and enrolling in college.
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Senators Introduce Measure to Address GI Bill Benefit Fiasco
Bipartisan bill aims to resolve ongoing problems with the Veterans Affairs Department’s handling of reimbursements to veterans for missed or…
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Education Dept. to Fix TEACH Grant Program
Agency to release a plan this week to help teachers whose TEACH Grants were wrongly turned into loans due to…
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Despite Looming Shutdown, Slim Chance of Compromise on Immigration
Ahead of impending shutdown, there still appears to be little interest—from either Trump or Democratic leaders—in a compromise deal on…
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Guaranteed Admissions Helps Disadvantaged Students, Study Finds
Paper argues that guaranteed admission programs can reduce the problem of “undermatching.”
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Inspector General Faults Education Dept.’s Handling of FERPA Complaints
Audit finds the agency failed to conduct timely, effective investigations of potential FERPA violations, creating a years-long backlog of unresolved…