NewsJune 23, 2013

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The state of Missouri is looking for experts in access to college to serve on a new panel. The Missouri Department of Higher Education is taking nominations for the new College Access Advisory Committee. The panel will help the state agency try to boost Missouri's college-attainment rates, including among minorities and those with financial struggles. ...

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The state of Missouri is looking for experts in access to college to serve on a new panel. The Missouri Department of Higher Education is taking nominations for the new College Access Advisory Committee.

The panel will help the state agency try to boost Missouri's college-attainment rates, including among minorities and those with financial struggles.

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Its members could include financial aid officers and high school guidance counselors. The committee would have between 16 and 24 members and meet twice a year.

The effort coincides with a state push to increase the percentage of Missourians with a college degree or comparable professional certificate from 46 percent to 60 percent. Information is available at dhe.mo.gov.

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