BottomLineOrg
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created on February 23, 2022
Go to SwiftStudent to find a free template for students to write letters appealing their financial aid awards.
created on February 23, 2022
Spring of 2022 efforts to correct the dollar amount of Pell Grants for students whose FAFSA included income from unemployment insurance.
created on February 23, 2022
A coalition of organizations working to provide free resources that guide students through the process to appeal their financial aid award.
created on February 23, 2022
A plea for financial aid administrators at colleges and universities to follow federal guidelines and adjust the financial aid awards for students whose FAFSA includes income from unemployment insurance in 2020.
created on November 19, 2021
BlockbusterRCT was used to paraphrase a quote by Kim Cassel, the director of Evidence-Based Policy at Arnold Ventures, which funded a randomized control trial (RCT) that documented the significant impact of Bottom Line advising for students who graduated from college at signficantly higher rates than a control group. The author Bob Sullivan included this quote in an article published by Arnold Ventures: “In this field, to get an impact of this magnitude, that’s blockbuster,” Cassel said.
created on November 19, 2021
BlockbusterRCT describes a blockbuster randomized control trial with results that demonstrate a particular intervention has a high degree of effectiveness. The term was used to describe the results of arigorous scientific study that compared outcomes for students who worked with Bottom Line advisors and a control group that did not.