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Some examples: a student who hasn’t completed an advising requirement doesn’t register for the next semester at all. Or a student with a financial hold drops out “because of very small fees they can’t afford to pay.”
Transition point: Students seek to finance their educations Affordability Disconnect: Students find a lack of fair and equal access to financialaid Impact on time and price: Students are not receiving equitable aid and support to finance their educations.
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