Evaluating the ROI on emergency grants

Higher Education Enrollment Growth Briefing

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Reported by Higher Ed Dive, a new report from Ithaka S+R shows a higher completion rate from Georgia State University students who received up to $2,500 to clear unpaid balances and stay enrolled for the term. These students also ended with an average of $3,278 less debt than non-recipients, greater than their emergency aid received.

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