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ERIC - ED468845 - Who Should We Help? The Negative Social Consequences of Merit Scholarships., 2002-Aug-23

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This is a collection of papers from a 2001 symposium at Harvard University entitled "State Merit Aid Programs: College Access and Equity." After a Foreword by Gary Orfield, the seven papers are (1) "State Merit Scholarship Programs: An Introduction" (Donald E. Heller); (2) "Merit Scholarships and College Access: Evidence from Florida and Michigan" (Donald E. Heller and Christopher J. Rasmussen); (3) "Incentive Effects of New Mexico's Merit-Based Scholarship Program: Who Responds and How?" (Melissa Binder, Philip T. Ganderton, and Kristin Hutchens); (4) "Race and the Effects of Georgia's HOPE Scholarship" (Christopher Cornwell and David B. Mustard); (5) "Race, Income, and the Impact of Merit Aid" (Susan Dynarski); (6) "Do State Financial Aid Programs Cause Colleges To Raise Prices? The Case of the Georgia HOPE Scholarship" (Bridget Terry Long); and (7) "Merit Scholarships and the Outlook for Equal

ERIC - ED468845 - Who Should We Help? The Negative Social Consequences of Merit Scholarships., 2002-Aug-23 Notes FAQ Contact Us Collection Thesaurus Advanced Search Tips Peer reviewed only Full text available on ERIC Collection Thesaurus Browse Thesaurus Include Synonyms Include Dead terms Download full text ERIC Number: ED468845 Record Type: Non-Journal Publication Date: 2002-Aug-23 Pages: 108 Abstractor: N/A ISBN: N/A ISSN: N/A EISSN: N/A Available Date: N/A Who Should We Help? The Negative Social Consequences of Merit Scholarships. Heller, Donald E., Ed.; Marin, Patricia, Ed. This is a coll

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