Colorado FAFSA completion rate rebounds, a sign more students are planning on college
Colorado’s FAFSA completion rate is going up, a sign more students are planning to go to college, but the state still trails most of the country.
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Colorado’s FAFSA completion rate is going up, a sign more students are planning to go to college, but the state still trails most of the country.
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The majority of Michigan’s public universities, and half its private colleges, are below the national average in the percentage of their low-income students who earn a degree. Some do far better than others in ensuring these students graduate.
A new report from the nonpartisan Wisconsin Policy Forum finds state-offered financial aid is largely failing to cover the cost of college for Wisconsin students.