An estimated 13k young adults in Georgia could benefit from tuition equity.

FWD.us·Nov 8

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A policy known as tuition equity may benefit an estimated 13,000 young adults in Georgia. However, it is unclear how this issue relates to other reported concerns, such as potential deaths from SNAP cuts, the impact of Medicaid work requirements, and the effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in Georgia. The connection between these issues and tuition equity is not apparent from the available information.

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