Future Ed Webinar – Postsecondary Pathways: The Hidden Cost of College

Food insecurity, housing instability, and limited access to mental health resources continue to undermine student success on college campuses. Research has found that students facing food insecurity are more than 40% less likely to graduate than their peers (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health). The Government Accountability Office has also documented how basic needs insecurity reduces persistence and academic performance across diverse student populations (U.S. GAO). This session will highlight research, policy levers, and promising campus-based interventions that address these challenges and promote holistic student well-being. Click to Register