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Middle States Commission on Higher Education requested a supplemental report from the institution, due Nov. 16.
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Cuts at Cabrini
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Stephanie Nuesi has an impressive following on the LinkedIn platform with more than 160,000 followers, hosted over 50 LinkedIn Lives, reached over 50 million views and landed more than 20 paid brand deals. Andria Lo / AL DIA NEWS
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Dreaming big enough
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Students in public policy
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"Life after the storm"
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The initiative was created to help Hispanic-Latinos achieve upward economic mobility through careers in healthcare.
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Hispanic students in health
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The selected colleges programs are located in the states of New York, California, Illinois and Virginia. In addition, the programs are divided into Associate Level, Baccalaureate Level, Graduate Level and Community-Based Organizations (CBO).
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Innovation for Students
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The Education Trust and Generation says there is no state in which a student parent can work 10 hours per week at the minimum wage and afford both tuition and child care at a public college or university.
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Parents and college students
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When the Biden administration waived a few of Public Service Loan forgiveness requirements last year, more payments were eligible due to its flexibility. The measure is temporary and ends in October. 
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Republican Loan forgiveness
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Students' needs are not met
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Columbia loses ranking
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Guerrero recently got a PhD in Education from the University of California, Santa Barbara. A year ago, Guerrero launched FirstGen Resilience with the purpose of helping more first-generation Latinos access college and graduate school.
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A FirstGen Resilience
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Strategies and No Actions
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UNESCO Higher ED Efforts
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Latinos are the third highest persistence and retention group at a public four-year institution at 79.3%.
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Latino college persistence
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CCP graduation in 2015. Photo: AL DÍA Archives.
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CCP pays loan debt again