Postsecondary Education & Economics Research Center

  • Closing the 90/10 Loophole

    Stephanie Riegg Cellini and María Luisa Vásquez

    A first look at for-profit college reactions finds that most institutions their total revenue by enough to offset increases in education revenue when counting DOD, VA, and other federal funds

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  • What's the Harm in "Do No Harm"?

    Jordan Matsudaira and Kristen Allen

    Many fewer students in low-financial-value programs will be affected by the new rules after passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act than under the gainful employment rules in place prior to its enactment.

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  • How New Graduate Loan Limits Will Affect Colleges

    Jordan Matsudaira, Meredith Welch, Jeff Wheble, and Clare McCann

    Explore the data with the PEER Center’s Graduate Loan Limit Impact Explorer

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The Postsecondary Education & Economics Research (PEER) Center generates actionable research to drive policy improvements in postsecondary access, affordability, experience, and outcomes. As scholars from American University and The George Washington University, we conduct policy-relevant analyses, engage with researchers, and provide technical support directly to state and federal policymakers.

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