Report Making College Possible for Low-Income Students: Grant and Scholarship Aid in California By Hans Johnson Oct 15, 2014 California’s economic future depends on improving college enrollment and completion. But college costs are rising and a majority of students in California’s public K–12 schools are from low-income families. Policymakers can pursue a number of strategies to make college more affordable and accessible. This research was supported with funding from the College Access Foundation of California and the Donald Bren Foundation.
event The James Irvine Foundation Briefing SeriesStudent Debt and the Value of a College Degree Jun 4, 2013
press release California’s Education Skills Gap: Modest Improvements Could Yield Big Gains Apr 16, 2009
press release Californians Satisfied With Quality But Worried About Costs At State’s Colleges, Universities Nov 12, 2008
