Colorado Federal Student Aid Applications Dip During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Getting students to apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid was a problem for Colorado before…
FAFSA Requirement Hinders Colorado Colleges’ Ability to Distribute Coronavirus Relief Funds to Students
Federal aid designed to help college students is blocked due to paperwork stipulations.
Colorado Allows Colleges to Teach In-Person Classrooms at Half Capacity
Colorado will issue new guidelines to higher education institutions for the fall semester in the next several weeks.
Unexpected DACA Ruling Brings Temporary Relief to Colorado Recipients
The Supreme Court barred the Trump administration from ending DACA, which allows almost 700,000 immigrants to remain in the United States.
Colorado Adults will Begin to Earn College Credit for Work Experience
The measure was approved during this year’s legislative session.
After Racist Social Media Posts, CU Boulder Students Say the University Must Take Stronger Action
The university condemned racist posts, but students demand more.
No ACT or SAT in Colorado Admissions for 2021 Graduates?
New bill seeks to temporarily strike requirement.
Colorado’s Shift to a New Higher Education Funding Formula Focuses on the Student
The state will weigh more heavily how well a college is serving its students.
Lawmakers Just Cut 58% from Colorado Public Colleges. Federal Money Will Ease the Blow.
Accounting for the federal money and the state cuts, higher education institutions are facing a roughly 5% reduction next year.
College Leaders: Colorado’s CARES Act Money Doesn’t Do Enough for Schools and Students
In contrast, the stimulus package for the Great Recession enabled schools to more easily access money for institutional needs.