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Sign-on Letter Calling for Congress to Fully Fund the Pell Grant

February 26, 2025

CHEPP joined over 100 organizations in signing a letter asking Congress to prevent the projected $2.7 billion funding shortfall in the Pell Grant program. A shortfall could result in a reduction of Pell Grant funding for the first time in over a decade, including fewer students potentially being eligible for Pell and cuts to the current maximum grant of $7,395. Any reduction of the Pell Grant would increase the cost of higher education for low-income students and their families.

Issue Brief

Unpacking the 40 Million: Meeting the Needs of Learners with Some College and No Credential

February 19, 2025

This brief, co-authored by CHEPP and the Today's Students Coalition, looks at re-enrollment data of Americans with Some College and No Credential (SCNC) to understand where these learners are most likely to re-enroll and why. With more than 40 million learners with SCNC, the brief surfaces how higher education systems can work to re-engage these learners and support student success.

Report

Online by Design: Cultivating a Culture of Care and Belonging Is Critical to Learner Persistence and Success

November 1, 2024

The third piece in CHEPP’s Online by Design series outlines how fundamental belonging is to learner-centered design. It focuses on the importance and opportunity of belonging work in higher education and highlights the strong correlation between belonging and student outcomes as well as what some higher education institutions and practitioners are doing to cultivate a culture of care and belonging both online and on-campus. The paper also presents a set of key elements for belonging in higher education environments and provides policy recommendations to institutions and at the federal level to advance belonging work across higher education systems.

Policy

Policy Recommendations | Improving College Credit Transfer

September 17, 2024

The release of Improving College Credit Transfer: Policy Recommendations follows CHEPP's first paper on transfer credit, The Costs of Today’s College Credit Transfer System for Learners and the Mindsets and Practices That Reduce Them. Building on the first paper that detailed the human, financial, and opportunity costs to learners when their credits don't transfer, this piece recommends specific actions and policies that system actors can take to improve the rate of credit transfer. To that end, it provides a set of policy recommendations to federal and state policymakers, institutions of higher education, and accreditors so that they might better meet the needs of learners in maximizing and facilitating transfer of credit across the postsecondary system in the United States.

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