Americans Have Less Confidence in Higher Ed: Why?, Applying to College

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Last updated 21 Sept 2024
Americans Have Less Confidence in Higher Ed: Why?, Applying to College
Cost, access and political differences have contributed to the decline, higher ed experts say.
Views of Higher Education Divided by Party
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Views of Higher Education Divided by Party

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