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Evolving Our Understanding of Equitable Postsecondary Finance
Insights Blog: Evolving Our Understanding of Equitable Postsecondary Finance
Framing the College Affordability Problem
College affordability is an issue that weighs heavily on many people’s minds. And it should. There was a recent story about a public official who was concerned about college affordability. He said he could relate to students who struggle to pay for college because less than 10 years after leaving graduate school, he was still paying off debt for both his undergraduate and graduate degrees. From Harvard.