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The Pell Grant is the cornerstone of the federal student aid programs, providing need-based grant aid to our country’s lowest-income postsecondary students.

The simplest method of expanding Pell Grant eligibility further into the middle class is to increase the maximum Pell Grant award.

Due to the impact of COVID-19, current and incoming students will be facing unprecedented struggles when starting the new academic year — and, likely, for year…

The federal Pell Grant program provides need-based grant aid to low- and moderate-income students to help cover college costs.Pell Grants are the federal gover…

Letter from nearly 1,200 organizations, including about 900 colleges and universities, urging Congress to #DoublePell.

Most recently available U.S. Department of Education data to determine the distribution of federal student aid in every state and Congressional district in the…

This site provides research, reports, advocacy resources, and more that support the goal of doubling the maximum Federal Pell Grant, as well as a range of othe…

NASFAA’s National Student Aid Profile is an annual publication designed to give a high-level overview of the federal studentfinancial aid programs that provide…

Now is the time to double the maximum Pell Grant, a group of senators write in a letter to President Biden.