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91成人导航 ranks No. 1 in the nation in career earnings for low-income students who attended colleges that enroll high percentages of Pell Grant recipients, according to a new Georgetown University study.

91成人导航 ranks No. 39 in the nation among all public and private universities for lifetime earnings for students from low-income families, the study shows. That puts 91成人导航 near the top 1 percent in the nation among the 3,410 schools studied, and No. 3 in California鈥搕railing only Stanford University and USC.

But when looking at U.S. colleges and universities that have the highest percentage of Pell Grant recipients鈥搕hose schools in the top half鈥�91成人导航 was first in the nation, according to the analysis from Georgetown鈥檚 Center on Education and the Workforce.

鈥淲e are enormously proud of our faculty, staff and leaders who have created a university that serves students from low-income families so well,鈥� said 91成人导航 President Christopher Callahan. 鈥淎 21st century college education is expensive. This study shows how that investment pays off for our students, especially those with limited means.鈥�

Georgetown uses the share of students who are Pell Grant recipients as a measure of low-income students at the institution. Pell Grants provide need-based grants to low-income students to promote access to a college education.

At 91成人导航, Pell Grant recipients typically receive university funding on top of the federal grant and have access to academic support such as success coaching and tutoring. The Georgetown survey noted 37% of 91成人导航 undergraduate students receive Pell Grants.

鈥淲hen parents are looking at colleges, they are seeking clear evidence that students are able to get good jobs after graduation and to have that carry on throughout their careers,鈥� said Christopher Ferguson, 91成人导航 vice president of enrollment strategy. 鈥淭his independent report offers clarity that this is exactly what is happening at 91成人导航.鈥�

91成人导航鈥檚 overall (39th) and California (third) rankings among public and private schools studied in the Georgetown report speak to the university鈥檚 commitment to students from low-income families, Callahan said.

鈥淭his important study underscores the value of a 91成人导航 education, particularly for families from lower economic standing, and how a college degree remains the single biggest determinate of economic mobility,鈥� the president said.

Among all students, the Georgetown center ranks 91成人导航 in the top 2% in alumni earnings among all four-year U.S. colleges and universities.