Student Programs Spared in Last-Minute “Fiscal Cliff” Deal

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01/02/2013

As its first act of the new year, Congress has passed a bill that, among other things, maintains federal funding for several key higher education programs, reports the Chronicle of Higher Education. Spared programs pertain to financial aid as well as scientific research.

The bill also extends existing tax breaks for college students and their parents. Click here to read more about it on the Chronicle.

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