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Beam partnered with Compton College & Believe in Students to administer over $50k in emergency aid to dual-enrolled students, the first initiative of its kind.

San Diego Mesa, which had previously partnered with Beam, formerly Edquity, to distribute emergency aid, knew that the platform offered the capabilities they needed to deliver millions of dollars in HEERF funding.

Research shows students' ability to pay for the total cost of college — living expenses, textbooks, etc. — is directly correlated to their ability to graduate.

First-generation college students face unique financial and cultural challenges that make college even more difficult. Here's how your institution can help.

We’ve identified five programs around the U.S. that are innovative in the ways they share funds directly with students to address basic needs insecurity.

Recognizing unmet needs of dual-enrollment students, Compton College partnered with Believe in Students & Beam for emergency aid to this vulnerable population.

Organizations want to administer scholarship money for maximum impact. Differentiating between need-based and merit-based scholarships is an important start.

Mental wellness is fast becoming a priority focus, and institutions that prioritize it are seeing positive results.