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AP-Univision Poll: College dreams for Hispanics The Associated Press Affordability was the top reason for not completing a college degree, cited by 54 percent as "extremely" or "very" important. ... and more »

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President Obama on Education: “The Status Quo is Morally Inexcusable” The White House (blog) Now, because a higher education has never been more important –- or more expensive -– it's absolutely essential that we put a college degree within reach ... Obama to deliver major education reform addressCNN all 368 news articles »

Mary Price Walls To Receive College Degree 60 Years After Being Denied Entry ... - Huffington Post (blog)

Mary Price Walls To Receive College Degree 60 Years After Being Denied Entry ... Huffington Post (blog) ... attributes the denial to racial segregation. This week, Missouri State will bestow Price with an honorary undergraduate degree -- the first in its history. Woman Finally Gets College Degree, Delayed 60 Years by SegregationABC News Woman Gets Degree 60 Years LateThe Moderate Voice all 3 news articles »

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Give the Coordinating Board authority to create an online college that awards ... Houston Chronicle One major logjam to degree completion is remedial education, a battery of courses students must take if they are not prepared for college-level work. ... and more »