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Colorado receives funding to bring back the FAFSA completion tracker

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By Jason Gonzales Verified
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Sign up for our free monthly newsletter Beyond High School to get the latest news about college and career paths for Colorado’s high school grads. Six months after state budget cuts left Colorado high school counselors without access to a financial aid application tracking tool, the state is poised to get it back. Colorado has received a two-year, $177,350 grant from the Statewide Internet Portal Authority to reactivate the Colorado Financial Aid Portal.
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Colorado receives funding to bring back the FAFSA completion tracker

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By Jason Gonzales Verified
| Flipboard
10 hours ago Conservative groups at colleges across the country want a far more radical GOP. In the 2024 election, no group swung harder toward Donald Trump than young men. Today, no group feels more betrayed than the activists who helped make that shift happen. As part of my work leading the Young Men Research …
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What it means when a Colorado college is designated a Basic Needs Campus or a Thriving Institution

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By Jason Gonzales Verified
| Chalkbeat Verified
Sign up for our free monthly newsletter Beyond High School to get the latest news about college and career paths for Colorado’s high school grads. Earlier this month, the Colorado Department of Higher Education announced a newly revamped Basic Needs Campus designation recognizing 17 colleges and universities for supporting students facing challenges such as food insecurity and mental health needs.
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