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Good news on the college affordability front: A program called the California College Corps is helping more than 3,000 students serve their communities while earning around $22 an hour in part-time jobs. The program started in Sept. 2022, and participants logged more than 1 million service hours in the first year alone. .
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Trump-era tax changes impact college donations, as middle-income donors reduce contributions, raising concerns about higher education accessibility and funding sources. Read to learn more.
College students receiving extra aid to help pay for food, housing or transportation are more likely to stay in school, according to new research. Administrators at Southern New Hampshire University found students who received payments in one round of emergency pandemic grant funding were 15% more likely to remain enrolled through multiple terms, compared to their peers. Jamie Fasteau, executive director of the university s Center for Higher Education Policy and Practice, said students cannot learn when they are hungry. .