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Yesterday, the President announced his "America's College Promise" proposal. It makes two years of community college free for responsible students. Yes, you read that right. Under his plan, any student who earns good grades would get two years of community college education at no cost. http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a3225a49e6d05bba62cebc13a3f67391eb7a07a3fb2f160d87aa3fbe40490ce9a Get the facts on yesterday's announcement, and pass it on to someone who stands to benefit from the President's proposal. http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a1473dd7ef28a3745b5689eb0e8c41a32ec103608babd8456bdf4beb3ccf2eaf6 Think about this: The President's new proposal would let students earn the first half of a bachelor's degree, or get the skills they'll need when they enter the workforce after school. When it's fully implemented, the move could benefit about 9 million students per year. And a full-time community college student could save, on average, $3,800 in tuition each year. In fact, Tennessee and Chicago have already started similar tuition-free community college programs, and the demand has been amazing: 57,000 students, representing almost 90 percent of Tennessee's high school graduating class, applied to Tennessee's program in just its first year. In order to succeed in the 21st century economy, access to some form of higher education is a must -- so it only stands to reason that we should make it more accessible and affordable to more of America's students. Let's help out our next generation of students, and put them on the road to success. http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a8b8097a54ea1f930913648b3b24ef93d7ae7708783e41c1417ea26397984c0da Find out more about the President's announcement, and make sure to share the news. Thanks, Arne Secretary Arne Duncan Department of Education http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a02e160494e7ff42b370ef3cd36c896e46aeb80195f755e71226419d17b7cc5e8 @ArneDuncan http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13af567f5ce5ca0080e8601642b855bfa0993007ea457c338b86daa7a3f992c3c8e This email was sent to mailto:hbiden@rosemontseneca.com hbiden@rosemontseneca.com . http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a32a63809826e62b237c98275856498d7d30e504f42b55742dec4bf4a4bf5bd30 Unsubscribe | http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a0f5e386f097b23ffda516bd2aac1f4f0dfa85324039d84d24e93173953043ff1 Privacy Policy Please do not reply to this email. http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=58b5c2ad5d05c13a4ed18c59918b395fc4746b46d2fac0dc5edec8fd25e71d6bbf7bb9c448025e25 Contact the White House The White House - 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW - Washington, DC 20500 - 202-456-1111
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