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Free community college faces ‘growing pains’
After nearly a decade of declining numbers of students attending Massachusetts community colleges, the student population is on the upswing again thanks to the state’s new free community college program.
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Opinion
Forging success for Black men at community colleges
Nationally, men of color face disparities in educational attainment and employment outcomes compared to their peers. Community colleges, often serving as a gateway to higher education for underserved populations, are pivotal in addressing these disparities.
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Gov. Healey launches MassReconnect free community college program
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Gov. Healey launches MassReconnect free community college program
Governor Maura Healey went to MassBay Community College in Wellesley Aug. 24 to officially launch a new program to make community college free for residents ages 25 and older who don’t already have a degree.
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Local News
Report details lack of funding in higher ed.
A report published Feb. 2 found students in higher education programs in Massachusetts facing a complex financial aid system with limited resources available.
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Yes, You Can Afford A College Degree
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Pressley secures tuition funding
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Pressley secures tuition funding
U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley secured $1 million in federal funds to augment the city’s program offering free tuition at community colleges.
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