The focus of the paper is the development of a novel conceptual framework that aims to remedy a critical mis-specification in prior research on the impact of financial aid on academic outcomes: the blending of the effect of aid eligibility with the influence of aid amounts on academic outcomes. To assess the impact of aid amounts received on college graduation while considering aid receipt status as an endogenous variable, I use the procedure of Instrumental Variable Probit. Empirical illustration of this model confirms that the interrelationships between aid eligibility and graduation mask the positive impact of financial aid on graduation. KEY WORDS: financial aid; college graduation; endogenous variable; instrumental variable probit
One purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between the variables of unmet financial ...
American law schools often condition financial aid grants on the maintenance of a certain grade poin...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...
I gratefully acknowledge comments and advice from Latika Chaudhary, Dylan Conger, Amaury Nora, Ed St...
In spite of recent progress in national studies of the impact of student financial aid, there are st...
Researchers disagree on the impact of student financial aid, with the major research traditions in e...
Using data for about 3,800 colleges and universities in the US, this paper examines the effects of f...
Much research has been done investigating the impact of various forms of financial aid on college en...
An important problem faced by colleges and universities, that of evaluating the effect of their fina...
In the paper the authors first reviewed methodological issues critical to financial aid studies, inc...
Historically, colleges and universities have lacked models for systematically assessing the impact o...
Billions of pounds per year is spent on aid for poor students in HE systems around the world, yet th...
Abstract: Does it matter whether study aid is provided as grants or loans? We provide a framework fo...
In order to meet two key objectives, enrollment managers at colleges and universities make extensive...
College attendance is a risky investment. But students may not recognize when they are at risk for f...
One purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between the variables of unmet financial ...
American law schools often condition financial aid grants on the maintenance of a certain grade poin...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...
I gratefully acknowledge comments and advice from Latika Chaudhary, Dylan Conger, Amaury Nora, Ed St...
In spite of recent progress in national studies of the impact of student financial aid, there are st...
Researchers disagree on the impact of student financial aid, with the major research traditions in e...
Using data for about 3,800 colleges and universities in the US, this paper examines the effects of f...
Much research has been done investigating the impact of various forms of financial aid on college en...
An important problem faced by colleges and universities, that of evaluating the effect of their fina...
In the paper the authors first reviewed methodological issues critical to financial aid studies, inc...
Historically, colleges and universities have lacked models for systematically assessing the impact o...
Billions of pounds per year is spent on aid for poor students in HE systems around the world, yet th...
Abstract: Does it matter whether study aid is provided as grants or loans? We provide a framework fo...
In order to meet two key objectives, enrollment managers at colleges and universities make extensive...
College attendance is a risky investment. But students may not recognize when they are at risk for f...
One purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between the variables of unmet financial ...
American law schools often condition financial aid grants on the maintenance of a certain grade poin...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...