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Blogs
Low-income and working students, who are more likely to be students of color and first-generation students, are less likely to have the ability to pay the tuition and fees required, decreasing their likelihood of persisting to graduation. By providing financial assistance to low-income students, Kansas State University can work to close the achievement gap, prevent low-income students from stopping out of college, and boost retention and graduation rates.
Blogs
Financial pressure is the top reason that students leave college. Learn 3 ways technology can help overcome financial barriers to student success.
On-Demand Webinar
EAB shares insight from research on how institutions can improve student success by better integrating financial aid and academic advising efforts.
Podcast
EAB experts explain how to integrate financial aid services into the broader student support network to help more students graduate with less debt.
On-Demand Webinar
EAB researchers will break down the current landscape of student debt –analyzing trends in borrowing and repayment,and how they are affecting various segments.
Roadmap
Financially insecure students cannot succeed academically or holistically. This roadmap details how to invest in this crucial priority and expand services for college affordability.
Blogs
See how schools are using technology to address three common equity barriers for students: textbook funding, housing and food insecurity.
Roadmap
It can be a challenge to use financial aid strategically to achieve certain institutional goals. Read our Roadmap to discover how to maximize the allocation of financial aid at your college or university to improve access, headcount, tuition revenue, or student success.
Blogs
Learn how to create the right financial aid policy to support your college or university's specific enrollment goals. Our experts share key dos and don'ts.
Expert Insight
In the age of price-sensitive online shoppers, college websites are the first resource for most applicants seeking financial aid information. Nevertheless, many financial aid webpages bury cost of attendance and scholarship opportunities deep in a series of clicks and financial aid jargon. Confused or frustrated, students may take their college search elsewhere as a result. Reclaim these lost students by tailoring web content to the way today’s college searchers are looking for affordability answers.
