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It is no coincidence that students reported higher morale with emergency funding, allowing them to focus on their grades during a particularly turbulent time. Communitycollegestudents and HBCUs were significantly assisted by the funding. million students, each receiving an average of $1,290 each.
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. “While campus leaders throughout the country confront these macro-level challenges, their financial outlooks increasingly diverge based on enrollment demand, revenue diversity, and institutional resources,” the report reads.
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