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Publication Date: September 2010
Publisher: Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education (WISCAPE), University of Wisconsin-Madison
Author(s): Dennis Winters
Research Area: Education
Keywords: Finance and Economics ; Access, Persistence, and Success
Type: Report
Coverage: Wisconsin
Abstract:
Wisconsin will face serious challenges in the coming decades if it fails to increase the size and quality of the state workforce talent pool. One potential solution is a Higher Ed Nest Egg Program, which would put $1,000 per student per year into an account with the sole purpose that the funds be used for postsecondary education in Wisconsin. The resulting increase in educational attainment would enhance the workforce and realize substantial fiscal benefits for the state.