Video See all Videos When finishing takes years longer than expected Shay But years later, Shay still doesn’t have her degree. A requirement she thought she’d completed continues to stand in her way, complicating an already full life of work, parenting, and other responsibilities. From theStudent Transfer StoriesCurated Collection Share This LinkedIn Email
Issue Area College Success Create a more streamlined, affordable, debt-free path to (and through) college so all young people have opportunities to realize the promise of a college degree.
Video The unexpected cost of a dream school Mya earned 71 credits at community college before transferring to her dream school. But when fewer than expected counted toward her degree, she was left questioning a decision she might have made differently.
Video When the plan doesn’t go as planned Adam is determined to graduate on time and without student loans. But when classes he’d already completed didn’t meet his new university’s requirements, even his careful planning couldn’t prevent unexpected setbacks.
Video What happens when support works Natalia knew how to advocate for herself. And with knowledgeable counselors and a network of people who went above and beyond to help, she made informed choices that kept her on track to graduate.
