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Study Shows White Kids Are Getting More Scholarships Than Everyone Else

Study Shows White Kids Are Getting More Scholarships Than Everyone Else

If you've ever known more than a handful of white students figuring out how to pay for college, you might have heard the claim: there aren't as many grants and scholarships for white students as minorities. But it's just not true, according to a national report by financial aid guru Mark Kantrowitz. more ›

Uneducated Decision: County Probation Officer Arrested for Bilking Federal Financial Aid System

Uneducated Decision: County Probation Officer Arrested for Bilking Federal Financial Aid System

A Rialto woman who works as a Los Angeles County probation officer was arrested at her San Dimas workplace by feds and hauled in on charges she "bilked the federal financial aid system by using two identities to fraudulently obtain financial assistance," says the Department of Justice. more ›

Student Group to Rally for Marijuana Legalization, Say University Police Make Arrests for Medicinal Use

Student Group to Rally for Marijuana Legalization, Say University Police Make Arrests for Medicinal Use

As efforts to legalize marijuana for recreational use are underway in Sacramento and possibly on the ballot, a large gathering of student activists from... more ›

Cal Grant Ups Award Amounts to Help Offset CSU Tuition Hikes

Cal Grant Ups Award Amounts to Help Offset CSU Tuition Hikes

Not all higher education news from the state is grim, thankfully. As a response to the new state budget's inclusion of hundreds of millions in cuts in our two university systems, the Cal Grant program announced late last week that they would adjust award monies to cover the student fee increases implemented at the California State University schools for the upcoming academic year. "The total State University Fee increase of $978 will be offset dollar-for-dollar for all 62,600 Cal Grant A and B recipients attending the CSU," a press release details. more ›

Fewer Freshmen to Arrive in Fall:  Just What the UC's Wanted!

Fewer Freshmen to Arrive in Fall: Just What the UC's Wanted!

There's going to be 6.8% fewer freshmen figuring out post-secondary life on the nine University of California campuses come fall, and that's precisely what the schools were hoping for, according to the LA Times. more ›

LA's Youth On How Education Cuts Hurt Them: 'An educated population is vital for a society to be successful'

LA's Youth On How Education Cuts Hurt Them: 'An educated population is vital for a society to be successful'

Cuts to education are affecting, and will continue to affect, students at all levels here in California. From increased class sizes, teacher layoffs, program cuts, eliminating most summer school offerings at public K-12 schools, and enrollment caps or freezes, program cuts, and fewer courses offered at colleges and universities, the problems begin in Kindergartens and carry through each and every public school, college, and university classroom, and last beyond graduation, as students lucky enough to get in and get out face enormous debt. more ›

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