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Getting Out the Student Vote


The National Campus Voter Registration Project aims to turn out college students in record numbers on Election Day. For more information, read the news release or go directly to the Your Vote Your Voice website. 



Together We Can


Click here to view Together We Can, NAICU's policy "quick-take," which was sent to all 2008 presidential candidates, along with this accompanying letter.

Private Colleges Fight Sticker Shock


Replacing loans with grants, cutting tuition, guaranteeing no price increases, and more. Responding to consumer needs, private colleges are redoubling efforts to stay affordable and accessible. Download our compendium of innovative efforts (last updated June 12) to see examples of these initiatives. See our news release for NAICU's perspective on this accelerating national trend.

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NAICU's University & College Accountability Network

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Not an Emergency

Washington Post - Editorial


May 12, 2008


We have supported an expanded veterans education program education benefits for veterans. But while this is worth doing, it is also worth paying for in a responsible way. Proponents argue that it's reasonable to bust the budget for veterans' education because the same is being done to finance the war these soldiers are fighting. This contention is attractive but hollow: The war spending is temporary, while the new education benefit would be a permanent entitlement.

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