Please join uAspire, MassINC, OneGoal, Bottom Line, and the Education Trust for a briefing on the state of higher education finance in Massachusetts. The forum will provide a timely opportunity
Event Recap | The Time is Now: Ending the College Affordability Crisis in Massachusetts
On Wednesday, January 25th, MassINC, uAspire, One Goal, Bottom Line, and The Education Trust hosted a forum on the future of public higher education finance in Massachusetts. The hybrid event
The Time is Now: Ending the College Affordability Crisis in Massachusetts
Please join MassINC, uAspire, Bottom Line, OneGoal, and The Education Trust for a forum on the future of public higher education finance in Massachusetts. This timely policy dialogue will explore
Building Stronger Community College Transfer Pathways
Evidence from Massachusetts
Produced by the research–practice partnership, Educational Opportunity in Massachusetts, this study explores transfer patterns for 10 cohorts of students entering community colleges soon after high school. The findings provide evidence
Investing in Success
Findings From a Cost–Benefit Analysis of Massachusetts Community Colleges
Building on 2021 MassINC research, this new report provides a rigorous and comprehensive cost-benefit analysis of Massachusetts community colleges. The findings document large returns to students who graduate with certificates
Pathways to Economic Mobility
Identifying the Labor Market Value of Community College in Massachusetts
New research shows that simply attending community college increases employment rates, while a certificate or degree sparks increases in employment and earnings – including an increase of as much as $14,000 annually in salary in some fields.
The Role of Higher Education in an Equitable Recovery
New survey finds that access to technology, language barriers and economic status remain obstacles to pursuing a post-secondary degree during COVID-19.
The Role of Higher Education in an Equitable Recovery
A digital event unveiling the results of a timely survey of high school parents and forecasting the future of higher education in Massachusetts.
Wonk & Roll: Required reading on higher ed
I’ve been a regular reader of the Washington Monthly since the 1980s and their annual college guide, out this week, has become one of my favorite issues. Here’s why: it
Planning for College
A Consumer Approach to the Higher Education Marketplace
The place of college in the lives of current and future generations of American families has fundamentally changed. Once the privilege of a few, college is now a virtual prerequisite
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