Free Community College Pays For Itself, New NBER Study Finds
New NBER research finds Tennessee’s free community college program raised enrollment, degrees, and earnings — and paid for itself through tax revenue.
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2027 – 2028 Student Aid Index (SAI) Chart And Calculator
Here is the Student Aid Index SAI Chart and calculator that shows how much aid students can expect to receive by family income level.
IRS Proposes Ending Tax-Exempt Status For 18,000 Private Schools Over Race-Based Policies
Treasury and IRS proposed rules would end tax-exempt status for private schools with race-based policies, hitting 18,000 schools. Lawsuits are likely.
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Texas State Doubles Free Tuition Income Cap To $100,000 For 2027 Freshmen
Texas State’s expanded Bobcat Promise gives free tuition to Fall 2027 freshmen in the top 25% of their class with family income of $100,000 or less.
ASU’s New “Influencer Degree” Costs Up To $60,000 A Year. Will It Pay Off?
Arizona State University launched a content creation bachelor’s degree. Here’s what the “influencer degree” costs and whether it can actually pay off.
Financial Aid Calculator For 2027-28 (SAI Calculator)
Our financial aid calculator to help you find your Student Aid Index (SAI) and determine your financial aid eligibility.
Ohio State Pays $2.1 Million To Settle Claims It Hid Researchers’ China Ties
Ohio State will pay $2.1 million to settle DOJ claims it failed to disclose researchers’ China ties on NASA and NSF grant applications since 2012.
Bill Gates Says Heavy AI Use Could Cause Students To End Up Learning Less
Bill Gates’ new 6,000-word essay warns heavier AI use is tied to weaker critical thinking and that students could end up learning less, not more.
University Of Maine Will Give College Credit For Soft Skills Learned In High School
The University of Maine system and two Kansas community colleges will now award college credit for soft skills credentials earned in high school.
