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FAFSA glitches hurt first year, first generation enrollment at some colleges in Colorado

By Jenny Brundin

On campus at the University of Colorado Boulder. Sept. 8, 2021.

Flawed FAFSA rollout leads to 11.6% drop in students filling out the college financial aid form

Students walk to classes on a fall day on Colorado State University's Fort Collins campus.

The first two years of college in Colorado could be covered for some students under a new tax credit. Here’s how it would work

By Paolo Zialcita

COLLEGE INCENTIVES, NORTH HIGH

How do we get Colorado students to pursue higher education and work in state?

By Jenny Brundin

Colorado universities could soon admit more out-of-state students if they boost in-state aid

By Jason Gonzales, Chalkbeat Colorado

Government and Politics

Colorado college students will get access to their transcripts and diplomas, even if they haven’t paid tuition and other debts

By Andrew Kenney

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY MOBY ARENA

CU Boulder waived student fees for graduate workers. Now Colorado State University students want the same

By Paolo Zialcita

Denver’s Auraria Campus Closed and Empty

MSU Denver Is Offering Vaccinated Students The Chance To Win Tuition Money

By Paolo Zialcita

To Boost Enrollment After A Pandemic Hit, Colorado Community Colleges Turn To Adult Students

By Paolo Zialcita

Flags Fly At Denver’s Auraria Campus

After A Pandemic Year Filled With Uncertainty, Lawmakers Set To Raise Colorado Higher Ed Funding

By Paolo Zialcita

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CU Regents Increase Tuition, But Federal Pandemic Relief Funds Will Put It Off For A Year

By Paolo Zialcita

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Fort Lewis College Shows The Way As Colorado Considers Tuition Change For Native Americans

By Paolo Zialcita

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CU Leaders Want To Raise Tuition By 3% As Another Budget Crisis Looms

By Paolo Zialcita

CU Boulder Online Learning Moving Out

CU Regents Approve 0% Tuition Increase, But Hike Student Fees On Some Campuses

Lawmakers Give Colorado Parents $100 To Start A College Fund For Their Kids

By Joella Baumann

A Job Of Your Dreams May Not Be In The Cards If Post-College Debt Weighs You Down

Colorado Isn’t Funding Higher Ed Like It Used To, So Students Make Up The Difference

By The Associated Press

Proposed GOP Tax Cuts Could Mean Grad Students, Teachers Take A Financial Hit

By Jenny Brundin

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