The innovative ideas we will be discussing today such as dual enrollment in high school and additional students support services in two and four year colleges among many others have the potential to significantly decrease the equity access gap in higher education.
Wilson advocates for innovative educational programs to bridge equity gaps in higher education.
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Like the young lady from Miami Gardens, and so many other Floridians, borrowers are experiencing extraordinary hardships because their monthly payments are not enough to cover accruing interest.
I'm particularly troubled by the number of students who have been left behind with not only significant student loans, but also no meaningful degree.
South Florida's four Democrats in Congress, U.S. Representative Frederica Wilson, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Ted Deutch and Lois Frankel, all voted for the bill.
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