Illinois commission releases recommendations on how to make higher-ed funding more equitable – NPR (Springfield)

Said commission member and Advance Illinois president Robin Steans, "If we learned anything from K-12, it's that not every student requires the same support. It may cost more [when it comes] to the first-generation goers, if they are English language learners, if they are parents, if they've got housing instability, all of that got factored in. We've come up with what we think is a credible way for the state to look at that and say, ‘Okay, here's what it’ll cost,’ and here's how you adjust that adequacy target based on your student population and the type of programs and the mission that your university has."
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