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Public universities should be for everyone, but without adequate and equitable funding from the state, thousands of IIlinois students are being priced out and left behind.
Hailing Unprecedented Actions to Increase College Affordability. Watching for Funding Approach that Systematically Increases Adequacy and Equity As a group of equity-minded advocates from across the state of Illinois, we...
ViewAle Natera, a recent graduate of an Illinois public university, and David Canola, a student currently enrolled at an Illinois public university discuss the services, supports, and programs critical to...
ViewThe Coalition for Transforming Higher Education Funding applauds Governor Pritzker for committing to investing $100M more in MAP for FY24. As a diverse group of equity-minded advocates from across the...
ViewWhen Illinois created the Monetary Award Program (MAP) in 1967, it did so to broaden access to higher education by covering the full cost of tuition at its public colleges...
ViewFollowing regular meetings through two smaller workgroups, the Commission on Equitable Public University Funding met for the first time since May on September 1 to discuss the findings from the...
ViewTuitions at public universities have nearly tripled in the last 40 years, according to CollegeBoard data. With President Biden announcing a Student Loan Debt Relief Plan to alleviate loan repayment for millions of people,...
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