Penn State: No-Loan Policies Shown to Benefit Low-Income College Students
February 17, 2021
February 17, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pennsylvania, Feb. 17 (TNSRes) -- Penn State's College of Education issued the following news:
Public colleges and universities have long served as engines of social mobility for low-income students in the United States, yet the rising cost of higher education in the past few decades has diminished that role. Researchers at Penn State and Michigan State University contend that no-loan policies, where student loans are replaced with institutional grant aid that . . .
Public colleges and universities have long served as engines of social mobility for low-income students in the United States, yet the rising cost of higher education in the past few decades has diminished that role. Researchers at Penn State and Michigan State University contend that no-loan policies, where student loans are replaced with institutional grant aid that . . .