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Download full textDenise Luna; Christopher J. Nellum – Campaign for College Opportunity, 2024
Financial aid opens the door to a college degree and makes higher education a real possibility for students from all racial and ethnic backgrounds. Student knowledge about financial aid availability and application processes, however, varies substantially by race, ethnicity, and income. Despite belonging to families with lower-than-average family…
Descriptors: Student Financial Aid, Access to Education, Financial Aid Applicants, Equal Education
