Students’ and families’ difficulty affording college remains the most significant barrier in their pursuit of higher education. Affordability is a concern for all kinds of students, including the young adults who go directly out of high school. But the cost...
Students’ and families’ difficulty affording college remains the most significant barrier in their pursuit of higher education. Affordability is a concern for all kinds of students, including the young adults who go directly out of high school. But the cost...
Students’ and families’ difficulty affording college remains the most significant barrier in their pursuit of higher education. Affordability is a concern for all kinds of students, including the young adults who go directly out of high school. But the cost...
Young Invincibles and the Alliance for Youth Organizing joined forces to co-lead the Campus Takeover program for National Voter Registration Day because we believe that our democracy is stronger when more people participate in it – especially students. YI and...
Sign up for health care reminders! Annual check ups are important for keeping tabs on your health and catching any potential problems early. Even better, preventive care, like check-ups, are now FREE with a health plan. What do you get...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 19, 2018 Contact: Paydon Miller Paydon.Miller | (202) 734-6536 New Report: For the First Time, Young Adults with Student Debt have Negative Net Wealth Updated report from Young Invincibles shows that despite recent economic growth, young...
Last year, Young Invincibles published the Financial Health of Young America, a report based on a cross-generational analysis of the financial security of Millennials today compared to Boomers when they were young adults. Our new update adds to this body of research...
A Student Level Data Network could be a powerful tool for putting information about outcomes at schools into the hands of prospective students. Check out our two new factsheets: Student Level Data Network – What it is & isn’t – For most students,...
The 2017 Open Enrollment Period closed on December 15th in most states, with a few such as California and New York ending on January 31st. However, if certain life conditions have occurred, you may qualify to enroll in coverage outside...
On September 5, the Trump Administration announced its decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, a program that for five years allowed 800,000 undocumented young people to pursue education, military service, and work without fear of deportation....