Education has long been recognized as a crucial investment in our nation's future. Since World War II, the United States' economic growth has been propelled by the increased productivity and numbers of college-educated workers. However, this trend has reversed since 2011, leading to significant and concerning consequences for higher education and our broader economy.| The Pell Institute
In the ever-evolving landscape of the 21st century, pursuing higher education has become integral to individual aspirations and societal progress. The discussion surrounding the importance of college credentials takes on profound significance, particularly when considering the experiences of Black, Latinx, and indigenous communities, which historically have faced significant barriers to accessing and navigating higher education....| The Pell Institute