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Every year, hundreds of thousands of high school seniors make bad choices about where — or whether — to go to college.
When the Obama administration announced last year that it would overhaul the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, prospective college students (and their parents) cheered.
That is the theory behind the Virginia College Advising Corps (VCAC). The VCAC places recent college graduates into high schools to serve as full-time advisers for two years.
University of Virginia graduates are on the Southside helping some high schoolers chase their dreams. UVA has partnered with Americorp and the Elizabeth Stuart grant trust to bring three recent
A White House meeting of higher education leaders spotlights a plethora of efforts to draw more students from low-income families into college.
To celebrate National Decision Day, the Martinsville High School Class of 2016 received words of wisdom — along with some prizes and pizza — at a Wednesday event at the high school.