California should tax million-dollar, part-time homes to help first-gen students get to college

Getting into college is harder than ever. Every year, Americans spend about $500 million on “educational consultants” who help students navigate applying to college. Most first-generation, low-income students don’t have access to those resources.

California should fund an effective college pipeline program for these first-generation students to ensure they all get a shot at college.

In the U.S., college consulting is booming. Tutoring for the SAT or ACT can cost up to $1,000. One-on-one coaching can range from $50 to $100 an hour…

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