Pell Access and Completion Series | Part III: For-Profit Colleges and Universities

TICAS writes to Senator Anthony Portantino to urge the passage of Assembly Bill 1705 (Irwin) which will promote enrollment in…

TICAS writes a coalition letter of support to Chair Chris Holden and respectfully asks for his support of Senate Bill…

Joint letter from TICAS, New America, and Center for American Progress urging the Department of Education to extend the pause on student loan payments, interest, and collection.

New series highlights baseline statistics on access to the federal Pell Grant program and completion rates for U.S. higher education institutions by three sectors—community colleges, non-profit institutions, and for-profit colleges.

In early July, the Michigan state legislature passed a budget that invests over $2 billion in higher education for Michiganders statewide.

Across the country, students from underserved communities have faced disproportionate challenges to
enrolling in and remaining in college during the pandemic. College enrollment fell by five percent during
the pandemic – nearly one million students – the largest decline in the last 50 years.