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MICHELLE MILLER-ADAMS ANSWERS "WHAT ARE THE KEY DIFFERENCES AMONG EXISTING PROMISE PROGRAMS? DOES IF MAKE SENSE TO ANALYZE THEM AS A GROUP?"

Michelle Miller-Adams, author of Promise Nation: Transforming Communities through Place-Based Scholarships

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  • What is a Promise scholarship program and how does it differ from traditional financial aid?
  • What are the goals of Promise programs and are there any results that are evident across multiple programs?
  • What is it you set out to do in your book "Promise Nation"? What does it provide readers?

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