US EditionThese CT students will receive up to $100,000 for college. Here is how and why that is possible. - Finnoexpert
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These CT students will receive up to $100,000 for college. Here is how and why that is possible. - Finnoexpert
As president and CEO of the Hartford Foundation, Jay Williams knows full well that there is an issue on the minds of people across the state and the nation: the negative impact that enormous student loans can have on college graduates. “Students who graduate college with crushing student loans, the ability to make life choices, buy a house, start a family, give back to the community, is limited,” Williams said. Combine this with the fact that co…
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