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Big college aid expansion will lift 25,000 students - Vimarsana News

Big college aid expansion will lift 25,000 students

The $62 million in new program funding will go toward expanding the MASSGrant Plus program, which will benefit approximately 25,000 students attending the state's community colleges, state universities and the University of Massachusetts.

Source: wbur.org
The expansion of college aid program in Massachusetts means free or reduced tuition costs for 25,000 students - Vimarsana News

The expansion of college aid program in Massachusetts means free or reduced tuition costs for 25,000 students

Students whose families earn between $73,000 to $100,000 annually in adjusted gross income will have their costs for tuition and mandatory instructional fees reduced by up to half of out-of-pocket

Low on Pell: WashU and the US News & World Report - Vimarsana News

Low on Pell: WashU and the US News & World Report

“When I first started at Washington University in St. Louis, the idea of it becoming need-blind wasn't even on the table,” said Lauren Chase, the former president of WU/Washington University for Undergraduate Socioeconomic Diversity (WU/FUSED).

Opinion: Licensing tests pose an unnecessary barrier to teaching - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Licensing tests pose an unnecessary barrier to teaching

Reducing the cost of licensing exams would help bolster the teaching ranks, Old Dominion University's Tammi Dice and former Chesapeake Superintendent Jim Roberts write in a guest column.

Belmont expands program to offer MNPS students scholarships - Vimarsana News

Belmont expands program to offer MNPS students scholarships

Since its launch in 2013, the initiative has grown to 34 students annually, and now will take a significant step forward to expand to 50 students per year.