Postsecondary education can be a bachelor's degree, an associate's degree, or a certificate. Our goal is to help double the number of low-income adults who earn a college degree or credential with genuine marketplace value by age 26. Read more.
Background
We have a strategy on how to increase the nation's number of young people with a degree.
In the documents below, we outline the challenges in postsecondary education—as well as our approach and planned investments. Read more about the Postsecondary Education Success Plan:
In an era when workers can be located anywhere on the globe, a college degree or training beyond high school is required for the best-paying jobs. Read more about how the foundation is trying to increase college graduation rates among low-income students.
