I Was a Low-Income College Student. Classes Weren’t the Hard Part. (Published 2019)

The New York Times·Sep 10

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A personal account from a low-income college student highlights the challenges they faced. Reports suggest that low-income students may struggle with affordability and access to higher education, with some outlets noting that funding cuts and shifts in aid could exacerbate the issue. The ability of low-income students to afford and persist in college is a subject of concern, with various factors and potential solutions being discussed.

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