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Dozens of Colleges And Universities Across The State And The Southeast Are Waiving Application Fees This Week - WEIS

Dozens of Colleges And Universities Across The State And The Southeast Are Waiving Application Fees This Week - WEIS
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AL college offers tuition free graduate degrees to incoming freshmen / Public News Service

As college costs continue to skyrocket, many students find themselves unable to afford tuition. In response, some schools are taking proactive measures, including eliminating tuition in certain cases. Spring Hill College in Mobile is offering tuition-free graduate degrees to all incoming freshmen. .

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Texas Edinburg tops list for most affordable college towns / Public News Service

A new study found Texas is home to half of the U.S. colleges located in communities deemed affordable for students. The personal finance company WalletHub ranked Edinburg, home to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, as the most wallet-friendly college town. .

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Leaders advocate for increased funding for Black community colleges

Historical and predominantly Black community colleges often get overlooked when it comes to funding for higher education but leaders across the country are seeking ways to ensure adequate support for the institutions. Complete College America and Lumina Foundation organized a webinar to discuss the needs of these colleges and their crucial role in promoting equal opportunities for Black students. Chandra Scott, executive director of the group Alabama Possible, was a part of the discussion and emphasized the need for funding in providing wraparound services to under-resourced students. .

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