
TICAS
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The Institute for College Access & Success is an independent nonprofit research and policy organization working to make #college more affordable.
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http://ticas.org 26-07-2010 20:21:49
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"Similarly, allowing borrowers to make affordable loan payments in the near term doesnāt just protect borrowers from needless loan defaults, it also protects the publicās investment in the federal student loan program.ā - Mike Pierce testifying before the HELP Cmte today.

āMore than 1-in-12 U.S. adults will be negatively affected by the Trump Administrationās early executive actions in the student loan market.ā - Mike Pierce testifying before the HELP Cmte today.

"Changing Full-Time Pell from 12 to 15 hours could keep some students out of the in-demand workforce. Last year, over 5,000 Pell-awarded ACC students were enrolled in 12-14 credits and would lose opportunities and support." - russell lowery-hart testifying before the HELP Cmte today.

"Predatory programs prey on our most vulnerable neighbors, leaving students with no employable skill or credential of value and a mountain of debt with no job through which they can pay it back." - russell lowery-hart testifying before the HELP Cmte today.





āCongress has a chance to ensure that education beyond high school is accessible, affordable, & a reliable investment for both students and taxpayers.ā ā Sameer Gadkaree & Denise Forte ā¶ļø Read the new blog below ā¶ļø Take action and tell #Congress to #VoteNo: buff.ly/k2rkq4i


TICASās Senior Director, Carrie Welton, spoke with Jessica Washington The Intercept about how these harmful proposals would threaten college access and undermine economic mobility for student parents. Read more here: buff.ly/YaylsHb





TICAS' Kyle Southern spoke with News from the States || bsky @statesnewsroom.com about how the House #Reconciliation bill "weakens or rolls back many critical student protections that have been put in place as guardrails to help ensure the quality of post-secondary programs." Moreā¶ļø buff.ly/L6u5dVa