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Across the country, transfer rates remain bleak. Here’s how UCLA’s Scholars Program is working to change that.
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The California Student Aid Commission announced Tuesday that they will offer an alternative financial aid application option for students who are U.S. citizens but have at least one parent without a Social Security number.
