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Governors argue that states may need to reassess roles in supporting higher education, including how tuition and fees are set and how student aid mixes loans and grants to reduce debt and costs. 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postsecondaryeducation.  \nVol.13,No.165                         Friday,August 23,1985  \n# AID CUTS COULD AFFECT STUDENT ACCESS,STATE POLICIES,GOVERNORS SAY\n\nProposed reductions in spending for federal student aid programs would cutacross state lines,affecting access to higher education“irrespective offamily income,race or geographic location,\"according to an issue paperprepared by the bipartisan National Governors Association(NGA).  \nShould such changes take effect,the paper says,states may need to reexaminetheir roles in assisting higher education.For example,it may be necessaryfor states to reassess how tuition and fees are established,reexamine themixture of loans and grants to reduce debt burden and to lower costs of studentloans.  \nGovernors Speak OutThe paper,\"The Impact of Proposed Changes in FederalStudent Assistance Policy:The States'Perspective,\"was approved by NGA'seducation subcommittee in draft form earlier this month。It represents thegovernors'first statement on federal financial aid since the reauthorizationprocess for the Higher Education Act began.  \n\"There is a very delicate partnership between the states and the federalgovernment in postsecondary education,\"said Carol Eliason,education analystfor NGA。\"The goal of the paper was to raise the periscope and begin thedialogue.\"  \nAs the basis for the paper,NGA uses the Reagan administration's fiscal 1986budget proposal,which suggested $1.7 billion in cuts from fiscal 1985's  \n$7.9 billion appropriation.Although it appears Congress will not accept muchof Reagan's plan when it completes work on the budget,the Education Depart-ment is expected to make similar proposals in its reauthorization plan.  \nSuccess StoryIn the paper,the governors urge Congress to maintainsupport for student financial assistance programs,examine ways to reduce debtburden and address the balance between grants and loans.  \nSuccess of the federal student programs in opening access to higher educationis evident,according to the paper.\"Student aid programs do achieve whatCongress intended,\"it says.\"They distribute federal dollars to students whowould otherwise have difficulty financing a postsecondary education and makethis education affordable to those least able to pay.\"  \nThe paper heaps kudos on the Pell Grant,State Student Incentive Grant andcampus-based aid programs,and calls the Guaranteed Student Loan(GSL)programan\"essential element in financing post-secondary education.\"However,thepaper acknowledges some recurring problems,such as a growing reliance on loansand the increasing number of loan defaults.(more)  \n     August 23,1985  \n# AID CUTS COULD AFFECT STUDENT ACCESS,STATE POLICIES,GOVERNORS SAY(Cont.)\n\nIn addition to the administration's proposals,the paper says,states may needto review their role in the student aid process as demographics change.  \nFor example,the nation's college-age minority population is expected to con-tinue its increase,although actual enrollment by minorities has declined since1980.Moreover,increased enrollment of adult and women students is expectedin the coming years.  \nAl1 of those factors suggest that state policymakers may want to reassess theirown programs to meet the needs of these constituencies,according to the paper.  \nThe paper raises a variety of other questions for state officials to consider:  \nShould the performance of trade and technical education be improved withhelp from the states as labor market demands continue to change?  \n■ Can the cost of a traditional college education be reduced if the statesprovide options such as more part-time student or expanded work study programs?  \n■ Can the financial base of colleges and universities be strengthened by pro-  \nviding more non-credit courses and short-term,employment-related training?  \n■ Can the costs of higher education be further controlled by reducing therequired attendance time?  \n\"As each state considers its option","cbCaiqtf3bXtrml0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqtf3bXtrml0","pdf",1868989,"English","# AID CUTS COULD AFFECT STUDENT ACCESS, STATE POLICIES, GOVERNORS SAY\n## Governors Speak Out\n## Success Story\n## Questions for State Officials","[{\"question\":\"What effect could federal student aid spending cuts have on students?\",\"answer\":\"The proposed reductions would cut across state lines and could affect access to higher education regardless of family income, race, or geographic location.\"},{\"question\":\"How might states respond if proposed changes take effect?\",\"answer\":\"States may need to reexamine how tuition and fees are established and how loans and grants are combined to reduce debt burden and lower student loan costs.\"},{\"question\":\"Which student aid programs does the paper highlight?\",\"answer\":\"The paper praises programs including the Pell Grant, the State Student Incentive Grant, campus-based aid, and describes the Guaranteed Student Loan as an essential 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