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A historically Black college in South Carolina has more than doubled its four-year graduation rate in just six years, proving what's possible when schools invest in student success. Despite serving mostly first-generation and low-income students, Benedict College now rivals national averages.
A groundbreaking study reveals that simple student support programs at Georgia State University not only helped students graduate but also led to thousands of dollars more in career earnings. The best part? Other colleges can replicate these affordable interventions.
Delhi just upgraded a program that will give girls from low-income families $670 each to support their education from birth through college graduation. The new initiative replaces a 16-year-old scheme and nearly doubles the financial support available.
Queens University of Charlotte just proved career preparation works. Nearly every 2025 graduate found meaningful employment or entered grad school within half a year of walking across that stage.