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Massachusetts launches 'Go Higher' campaign at UMass Dartmouth to boost college access
Summary
State leaders and students gathered at UMass Dartmouth to unveil the "Go Higher" outreach campaign aimed at increasing awareness of financial aid and state programs that reduce college costs, with officials urging students and campus ambassadors to promote FAFSA completion and state resources.
UMass Dartmouth hosted state and education officials for the launch of the Go Higher campaign focused on raising awareness of state and federal financial-aid options and encouraging more Massachusetts students to apply for college and complete the FAFSA.
The campaign, announced by Patrick Tutwiler, Massachusetts secretary of education, and Noe Ortega, commissioner of the Department of Higher Education, aims to connect students and families with existing affordability programs including expanded financial aid at public four‑year institutions, free community college, career‑connected scholarships and loan forgiveness options. "Go higher carries a simple and powerful message. Massachusetts believes in you, supports you, and has a place for you in higher education," Tutwiler said.
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