Carnegie Commission Urges U S Help for Poor Students
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urged the incoming Nixon administration to fund most college costs for needy students. The plan envisions direct grants with federal matching funds plus loans and work programs to boost enrollment by about one million over eight years. It also proposes expanding medical education to meet Medicare demand and shifting focus from research to student aid.
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Grants Breakdown Under Carnegie Plan
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education proposes an education grant structure for 1976. An average student at a local community college could receive up to 750 dollars per year in freshman and sophomore years plus up to 500 dollars in federal work study. High cost institutions trigger a matching funds mechanism with grants and scholarships totaling over a thousand dollars, and combined with school scholarships, work study, and federal loans could reach about 3 725 dollars per year. All qualified students would be eligible for a loan up to 2 500 dollars yearly with increases at higher college levels and for post graduate work.
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