Proposed changes would increase the Mississippi Tuition Assistance Grant to keep up with the cost of college.
by Molly Minta, Mississippi Today September 20, 2023 A new proposal would seek to more than double the number of Mississippians who are eligible for state financial aid by expanding one of the state’s undergraduate financial aid programs.
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