The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities is taking steps to address the cultural and financial barriers that hamper Native American students’ college pursuits.
Topics: Native American students
Poor internet service a significant hurdle for students at tribal colleges
Spotty broadband access and slow internet connections in Native American territories are impeding education and quality of life at tribal colleges and universities, according to the American Indian Higher Education Consortium.
Black, Latinx, Native American students shouldering more college costs than peers
Overall, 39 percent of surveyed full-time students in four-year degree programs are paying for some of their expenses, while 29 percent are paying for their entire college education.
The Chronicle explores access, diversity implications of colleges’ geographic location
In a special report on geographic diversity, The Chronicle of Higher Education explores how a college’s location affects its mission, its ability to recruit students and faculty members, and its campus culture.
Tribal colleges and universities help Native Americans succeed in higher education through culturally relevant programming and support
Generations of Native Americans have been left behind in higher education, but tribal colleges and universities are looking to help change that.
Opinion: Fix FAFSA to aid students who don’t live with their parents
Requiring college hopefuls to provide a parent’s information to receive federal financial aid holds back many students being raised by someone other than their parents, writes Montana teacher Anna Baldwin.