Creating College Opportunity for All: Prepared Students and Affordable
Colleges
By Joan Lord and Joseph L. Marks
SREB’s Challenge to Lead goals call on states to ensure that many more youth
— particularly from minority groups and low-income families — prepare for,
enroll in and graduate from college. This means that college must be affordable
for these students. This report, a part of the Challenge to Lead education goals
series, examines the current affordability gap and what steps could make college
a possibility for more young people. It focuses on the need for state-funded
financial assistance and ways that states can help prepare a new generation of
residents for the future.
Keywords: budget, Goals, Scholarship, Grant, College preparation,
Financial aid, Tuition, Pell Grant, Funding
Goal that it reflects: The
percentage of adults who earn postsecondary degrees or technical certificates
exceeds national averages.
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Catalog information: (05E02); 22 pages; 2005; $5 each
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