Paying for College
Like most students, English language learners will need help navigating the terrain of financial aid, especially if they are the first in their families to apply for college. These resources outline tips for helping students and families manage the process, as well as policy considerations for improving college access.
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- OPINION: Understanding college admissions letters is hard enough, but what if English isn’t your first language?The Hechinger Report| October 23, 2019
- For Many College Students, Hunger 'Makes It Hard to Focus'NPR| July 31, 2018
- Giving Low-Income Students Enough Support to Graduate, Colleges Face Financial Catch-22PBS NewsHour| March 23, 2018
- Without Financial Aid, One Teacher Tries to Help Undocumented SeniorsRhode Island Public Radio| January 19, 2018