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When it comes to college, what do parents want?
It’s no surprise that nearly everyone wants their children to be financially independent and have jobs and careers they enjoy.
What you need to understand about Cleveland’s ‘Say Yes’ program
The “Say Yes to Education” national initiative aims to boost college-going rates.
Cuyahoga Community College sees spring enrollment spike
Two-year public institutions like Tri-C saw some of the worst pandemic-era enrollment drops.
Colorado’s science and engineering university wants to enroll more Pell students. Here’s how
In 2020, Mines ranked 46th from the bottom among all public and private universities in the share of students on campus receiving Pell Grants.
The state of Pell student enrollment
There’s plenty to say about Colorado’s bigger picture of equal access to university opportunities.
Cuyahoga Community College’s president wants to break down systems to help Black students. Here’s how he plans to do it.
Enrollment of Black students at the college has dropped almost 36 percent since 2019.
Delta State has an enrollment problem. So far, no one’s been able to solve it.
Delta State has long had a complicated relationship with the region it serves.
How did Colorado community colleges double their graduation rate? By better meeting student needs
Graduation rates improved among students from all backgrounds, including Black and Hispanic students who graduate at lower rates than their peers.
How a Colorado college hopes to give freshmen the skills they missed during the pandemic
University of Northern Colorado administrators say they have had to double down on efforts to help freshmen succeed this year.
For some Black families in Pittsburgh, finding the right school means choosing between diversity and academic rigor
Financial barriers, lack of diversity in staffing and stereotypes are some of the common challenges faced by Black families.