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“We’re having discussions with policy makers across the spectrum from state and federal [government] … about the fact that we need to be supporting our students through this journey,” Lee said. Students are also choosing to pursue short-term programs that are a little more attuned to the workforce,” said Lee.
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Low graduation rates, Gasman and Esters point out, “have long plagued HBCUs because these institutions educate large numbers of low-incomestudents — nearly 70% of HBCU students are eligible for Pell Grants, which means these schools enroll the highest number of low-incomestudents in the nation.”
Students and, for those who are dependents, their parents, fill it out and submit it to the ED. The FAFSA eligibility calculation did not account for inflation from 2020 to 2023, which was 18%, so many students were incorrectly considered ineligible. Students eligible for Pell Grants have been denied because they are dependents.
Students and, for those who are dependents, their parents, fill it out and submit it to the ED. The FAFSA eligibility calculation did not account for inflation from 2020 to 2023, which was 18%, so many students were incorrectly considered ineligible. Students eligible for Pell Grants have been denied because they are dependents.
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