Add to ORKGThis paper examines the effects of financial aid policies on the behavior of post-secondary institutions. Using the introduction of the Georgia HOPE Scholarship as a natural experiment, it investigates the impact of the policy on college pricing, institution aid, expenditures, and state appro-priations. The results suggest that four-year colleges in Georgia, particu-larly private institutions, did respond by increasing student charges. In the most extreme case, colleges recouped approximately 30 percent of the scholarship award. As a result, the institutional responses reduced the intended benefit of the scholarship and increased the cost of college for nonrecipients. I
This article identifies the conundrum that exists between removing financial access barriers to coll...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Economics, Washington State UniversityWe investigate relationships between several f...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...
This paper examines the effects of financial aid policies on the behavior of postsecondary instituti...
While most of the literature on the impact of financial aid policy focuses on the reactions of indiv...
With a focus on the impact of postsecondary merit aid programs, this body of research uses a variety...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the increases in institutional spending for financial aid an...
The economic issues facing the higher education industry are becoming more relevant in a contracting...
This study extends two bodies of research, one that analyzes institutional price response to student...
Various gift-aid, loan, and work-study programs help college students fill the gap between education...
In recent years, a new approach for assessing the effects of student aid has emerged that can be use...
This study sheds light upon the role that financial aid plays in expanding access for financially ne...
Prior empirical evidence finds that general enrollment effects of merit-aid programs such as the Geo...
The increasing use by private colleges and universities of financial aid based on "merit", as oppose...
Academic achievement in higher education is an important current policy issue because institutions a...
This article identifies the conundrum that exists between removing financial access barriers to coll...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Economics, Washington State UniversityWe investigate relationships between several f...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...
This paper examines the effects of financial aid policies on the behavior of postsecondary instituti...
While most of the literature on the impact of financial aid policy focuses on the reactions of indiv...
With a focus on the impact of postsecondary merit aid programs, this body of research uses a variety...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the increases in institutional spending for financial aid an...
The economic issues facing the higher education industry are becoming more relevant in a contracting...
This study extends two bodies of research, one that analyzes institutional price response to student...
Various gift-aid, loan, and work-study programs help college students fill the gap between education...
In recent years, a new approach for assessing the effects of student aid has emerged that can be use...
This study sheds light upon the role that financial aid plays in expanding access for financially ne...
Prior empirical evidence finds that general enrollment effects of merit-aid programs such as the Geo...
The increasing use by private colleges and universities of financial aid based on "merit", as oppose...
Academic achievement in higher education is an important current policy issue because institutions a...
This article identifies the conundrum that exists between removing financial access barriers to coll...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Economics, Washington State UniversityWe investigate relationships between several f...
This paper attempts to provide information on the impact of financial aid on the human capital inves...