I didn’t know where else to post this. I’m wondering how many universities or colleges in general offer this kind of tuition free help?
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This is incredible!! My state is definitely not doing anything like this though our public schools (in Utah) are significantly less expensive than other states in the country. Still, this kind of complete tuition remission for families is huge. Wish I would have had something like this
Wow that's pretty crazy that they're not spreading the word more about it, but i guess thats' kind of how all government services go. In order to reap the benefits you have to do a ton of work to even figure out the benefits that are available to you
MA has a free community college program for students who are over 25 years old. It is pretty cool.
In Mich all community colleges are free but obviously you have to have a HS diploma or completed your GED. This is new, I believe it was signed into law by Whitmer earlier this year, and I think it begins in 2025. My kids (3 sons) all started at community college and loved it, they loved it for different reasons . Two went in to finish, my youngest moved to California w a friend instead. 🤷🏻♀️
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That is great. It certainly is creating more opportunities for those with less.