Georgia's First Need-Based Aid Comes to Campus this Fall — But Is It Enough?
Education,Colleges And Universities,Georgia,Government Funding,Federal Spending,Higher Education
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The Georgia General Assembly just allocated millions of dollars to establish a new need-based scholarship. But experts warn that it won't cover the cost of attendance for low-income and rural students.
The state's DREAMS (Dedicating Resources to Educationally Advance More Students) scholarship ends Georgia's designation as one of two states without state-funded need-based aid for higher education...
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