How College in Prison Changed Their Lives

This July, the nearly 30-year ban on Pell Grants for incarcerated people will lift. Incarcerated people, regardless of sentence length or conviction type, will regain eligibility for this crucial form of need-based financial aid. Vera estimates that more than 760,000 prospective students will now be eligible to receive Pell Grants to fund their college education.
Learn more from graduates Jamie Gregrich, Dameon Stackhouse, and CJ Suranofsky about how taking college courses while in prison changed their lives: www.vera.org/n...
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