I was encouraged to hear Chairman Guthrie say that simplifying financial aid does not mean cutting it.
Brett Guthrie: “I was encouraged to hear Chairman Guthrie say that simplifying financial aid does not mean cutting it.”
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Guthrie emphasizes that simplifying financial aid should not lead to cuts in funding.
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