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by Black Issues , February 13, 2003
According to the survey, many parents and young adults are not aware of even basic sources of financial aid. For instance, 62 percent of all parents and 65 percent of young adults planning to attend college did not name grants as a source of financial aid.
Along those lines, the College Board released findings last month from its yearlong study, "Challenging Times, Clear Choices." The report recommends greater investment in financial aid.
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