As high school students and their parents consider the potential life-changing decisions regarding whether, how and where to attend college[1] and how to pay for it,[2] there are so many factors to consider, including: Can we afford this? How can we determine whether...
High school parents and students — try not to be distracted or discouraged by what some refer to as the ‘tuition sticker price.’ Attending college in New Jersey is far more affordable than some of you might think. There is a common assumption, driven...
By Steve Reynolds, President, Independent Colleges and Universities of New Jersey[1] Last September, I posted a blog outlining my light-hearted but sincere proposal to create a more representative and accurate second nickname for our State.[2] Citing the rankings...
DAVID MATTHAU Published: March 11, 2021 In response to national discussions about social justice and diversity, New Jersey’s colleges and universities are taking a hard look at how to create meaningful change on their campuses. “We actually have a special role...
NAICU LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO FUND FEDERAL STUDENT AID PROGRAMSThis summer, the House proposed to eliminate funding for Federal Work-Study (FWS) and Supplemental […]
