Higher Education

  • Topic
  • Voting issue

Background

Higher education pertains to the post-secondary institutions and programs where students pursue academic degrees, certificates, or professional training following their K-12 education. This includes universities, colleges, community colleges, trade schools, and graduate programs. Higher education is often viewed as a pathway to better job opportunities and upward social mobility. The quality and relevance of education can influence graduates' readiness for the modern workforce.

When assessing policies, voters may contemplate proposals to address rising tuition costs and the national student debt, policies related to financial aid, scholarships, and grant programs, the stance on promoting community colleges, vocational schools, and alternative education pathways, initiatives to enhance research, innovation, and partnerships with industries as well as measures to ensure inclusivity, diversity, and equal access in higher education institutions.


Name

Higher Education

Description

Voting issues pertaining to the post-secondary institutions and programs where students pursue academic degrees, certificates, or professional training following their K-12 education.

Broader voting issues

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