As Washington pulls back, New York steps forward to protect college access
Amid sweeping federal changes to student aid and research funding, New York is doubling down on higher education, expanding state support to protect access and affordability. With tuition up 37% since 2010 and loan options tightening, colleges face mounting pressure. The state’s response highlights a pivotal moment, as policymakers race to prevent vulnerable students from slipping out of higher education.
Amid sweeping federal changes to student aid and research funding, New York is doubling down on higher education, expanding state support to protect access and affordability. With tuition up 37% since 2010 and loan options tightening, colleges face mounting pressure. The state’s response highlights a pivotal moment, as policymakers race to prevent vulnerable students from slipping out of higher education. What's Your Reaction?
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