Charter schools have developed a way to help more low-income students finish college. Public schools need to get over themselves and learn from them.
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Opinion contributor, USA Today: Opinion
Mon, 08/13/2018 - 11:04am
Topics: commentary
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- Significantly fewer students have completed the FAFSA while colleges try to manage fallout
About a quarter of Michigan's high school seniors have completed the federal FAFSA form, the ticket to receiving aid for higher education.
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New eligibility requirements and trouble with an update to online applications appear to be reducing the number of students using the FAFSA to apply for college financial assistance.
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