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From first-gen to future leaders: How postsecondary education is changing lives
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Soaring tuition, shrinking aid, and political attacks on public education are pushing postsecondary education out of reach for many.
“Unless higher education was a sure thing and a positive return, I could’ve ended up doing something completely different,” he said.
Thanks to wrap-around support and automatically renewable scholarships, Curtis Fund scholars graduate at a significantly higher-than-average rate of almost 90%.
I wouldn’t have been brave enough to make the leap without The Curtis Fund scholarship,” Brittany says.
I wouldn’t have been brave enough to make the leap without The Curtis Fund scholarship,” Brittany says.
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