Students must have options.
It is obvious that we have do something, and today's hearing was extremely important and informative.
I am looking forward to some of the other hearings in this series that will help us focus more on why so few students ar...
I will tell you that I was very, very poor growing up, but I worked my way through college.
I think talking about the Carolina Promise, talking about the programs that you all have, where students can transfer fr...
The comparative success of the Pell Grant program has made it the cornerstone of Federal student aid.
I think that points out, again, lots of problems at the State level.
The Federal Government's role in trying to help families pay for college is a classic example of the unintended conseque...
Without the tuition revenue supported by the students, colleges are going to need to figure out a way to adapt.
We do not want to limit that choice just to those who can write the big tuition checks.
I remain committed to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to achieve that desired result in a way that...
Dr. Webber, you discussed noncompletion in your testimony, and call it the biggest risk associated with going to college...
I would much prefer if we just choose to support particular professions that those subsides be delivered through somethi...
I think that it is important that, specifically, when students are going from high school to college, to also educate th...
Do you believe that Congress must address the NFIP's debt? And do you think that it makes good sense for policyholders w...
I am also pleased that we will be considering Congressman Lynch's Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Rewards Act.
These are some of the most pressing issues facing our country and the world, and I am excited for the opportunity this C...
I am also happy to see that the committee will be considering Congresswoman Maloney's bill, which I know she and her tea...