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Pell Grant: Building Block of Student-Based Aid (Viewing Guide)

February 2015

Pell Grant: Building Block of Student-Based Aid (Viewing Guide)

Author: Lumina Foundation and the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP)

Automatic For the Borrower: How Repayment Based on Income Can Reduce Loan Defaults and Manage Risk

March 2014

Automatic For the Borrower: How Repayment Based on Income Can Reduce Loan Defaults and Manage Risk

Author: HCM Strategists, Institute for Higher Education Policy, National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, New America Foundation, Young Invincibles

Minority-Serving Institutions: Doing More with Less

February 2014

Minority-Serving Institutions: Doing More with Less

Author: Alisa Cunningham, Eunkyoung Park, and Jennifer Engle

IHEP's Policy Priorities

February 2014

IHEP's Policy Priorities

Author: Institute for Higher Education Policy

Making Sense of the System: Financial Aid for the 21st-Century Student

January 2013

Making Sense of the System: Financial Aid for the 21st-Century Student

Author: Mark Huelsman and Alisa F. Cunningham

Economic Diversity Among Selective Colleges: Measuring the Enrollment Impact of "No-Loan" Programs

August 2012

Economic Diversity Among Selective Colleges: Measuring the Enrollment Impact of "No-Loan" Programs

Author: Nicholas Hillman, Ph.D.

Is College Affordable? In Search of a Meaningful Definition

July 2012

Is College Affordable? In Search of a Meaningful Definition

Author: Sandy Baum and Saul Schwartz

Financial Literacy at Minority-Serving Institutions

December 2011

Financial Literacy at Minority-Serving Institutions

Author: Shannon M. Looney

Cohort Default Rates in Context

December 2011

Cohort Default Rates in Context

Author: Shannon M. Looney

Delinquency: The Untold Story of Student Loan Borrowing

March 2011

Delinquency: The Untold Story of Student Loan Borrowing

Author: Alisa F. Cunningham and Gregory S. Kienzl, Ph.D.

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