2010 What Works for Latinos Students in Higher Education

This report is a key component of the Examples of Excelencia program. By providing descriptions of approaches used and results achieved by these programs that work, Excelencia in Education strives to make educators and policymakers aware of the available tools to challenge the current state of achievement in higher education for Latino students. The promising practices profiled in this edition are successful in propelling Latino students forward and can be adapted to suit the needs of colleges and universities throughout the nation.

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2013 ALASS Workshop

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New Analysis - Hispanic-Serving Institutions

HSIs - From Capacity to Success 2012

Federal legislation defines HSIs by enrollment as accredited and degree-granting non-profit institutions with 25% or more Latino undergraduate enrollment. HSIs represent 11% of all institutions of higher education, they enroll over half (54%) of Latino undergraduates in the U.S.

Learn more about the current HSIs List, HSIs Fact Sheet, List of Emerging HSIs, and List of HSIs with Graduate Programs.

New Release - Student Support Services and Financial Aid at Community Colleges

Supporting Latino Community College Students: An Investment in Our Economic Future

Supporting Latino Community College Students: An Investment in Our Economic Future

Excelencia in Education, Single Stop USA, and innovative community colleges across the country are advancing the use of smart changes in financial aid and student services that can help thousands of Latino and post-traditional students gain access to the support they need to stay enrolled, support their families, and complete college.

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Briefing on Federal Financial Aid

Using a Latino Lens to Reimagine Aid Design Delivery

Using a Latino Lens to Reimagine Aid Design and Delivery

Selected by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as one of 16 organizations to inform a broader discussion about ideas to redesign federal financial aid design and delivery, Excelencia in Education presents its first white paper.

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