If students and families don’t understand the financial aid process, the fear of college costs may keep them from even considering this pathway. A simple tuition guarantee that builds on existing state and federal aid can help surmount this fear, our Michelle Miller-Adams writes in an opinion piece for The Center For Michigan | Bridge Michigan | BridgeDetroit
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According to a recent study, financial aid award amounts and the financial aid process were the top factors considered when making college decisions for more than three-quarters of surveyed students. Additionally, 44% of students would change their top choice if offered just $5,000 more in aid. #GreatCollegeAdvice #FinancialAid
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