%0 Journal Article %1 field_top_2004 %A Field, Kelly %D 2004 %J The Chronicle of Higher Education %K Higher Proprietary Student aid, aid/Colleges aid/Community and colleges education/State federal schools, universities, %P A1, A16--18 %T Top public universities said to lose in aid plan %V 50 %X An analysis of a proposal now before Congress to change the formula used to allocate money from the government's three key student-aid programs concludes that the change would benefit community colleges and for-profit institutions. However, according to the analysis by the American Council on Education, the new formula would mean less money for public four-year colleges and historically black colleges, while its effects on private colleges would be mixed.

@article{field_top_2004, abstract = {An analysis of a proposal now before Congress to change the formula used to allocate money from the government's three key student-aid programs concludes that the change would benefit community colleges and for-profit institutions. However, according to the analysis by the American Council on Education, the new formula would mean less money for public four-year colleges and historically black colleges, while its effects on private colleges would be mixed.}, added-at = {2018-06-19T15:20:34.000+0200}, author = {Field, Kelly}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/25b9e9cb109cc0aff090db1d4ea50b76a/prophe}, interhash = {c68c8c94bcb95cd684895e43fcb099ff}, intrahash = {5b9e9cb109cc0aff090db1d4ea50b76a}, journal = {The Chronicle of Higher Education}, keywords = {Higher Proprietary Student aid, aid/Colleges aid/Community and colleges education/State federal schools, universities,}, pages = {A1, A16--18}, shorttitle = {Top public universities said to lose in aid plan}, timestamp = {2018-06-19T15:20:34.000+0200}, title = {Top public universities said to lose in aid plan}, volume = 50, year = 2004 }