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30
Dec

VSAC’s final ‘check-in’ with Vermont’s high school Class of 2012 shows students need more support



WINOOSKI, VT – Since the spring of 2012, the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) has followed the Vermont high school Class of 2012, collecting data on the students’ college enrollment plans and degree completion rates...

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20
Dec

VT 529 Savings Provides a Last-Minute Gift of Education

Perfect gift for your kids; A 2021 VT tax credit for you with VSAC’s plan

Help prepare them for college or training with VT’s 529 plan … and get a 2021 tax credit.

WINOOSKI, Vt. -- With Vermont’s state-sponsored 529 savings plan, you can give a gift that lasts far beyond the holiday season. Vermont...

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15
Dec

View from VSAC - December 2021

A newsletter about people, programs and success at VSAC

Page one of View from VSAC Dec. 2021Page two of View from VSAC Dec. 2021

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16
Nov

VSAC receives $2.9 million grant to provide educational opportunities for adult learners

Vermont Educational Opportunity Center receives five-year funding extension

WINOOSKI – The Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC), Vermont’s statewide organization supporting education for Vermonters beyond high school, announced that it has received a significant five-year funding extension for...

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15
Nov

VSAC Thanks Sen. Leahy for Service to Vermont Students



Sen. Leahy speaking at Burlington High School in 2016. Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register
Sen. Patrick Leahy speaking at Burlington High School in 2016 announcing funding for VSAC college preparatory programs.
Photo by Alexandre Silberman/Register

 

(Nov. 15, 2021) U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., announced today he will not run for re-election in 2022 after eight terms and nearly five decades in office.

Winooski, VT -- The Vermont Student Assistance Corp. (VSAC) would...

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10
Nov

VSAC’s Talent Search program receives 6-year funding extension

Program helps over 1,000 students each year with college enrollment and career training

WINOOSKI – The federally-funded Talent Search program, which has made great strides connecting modest income Vermont high school students with opportunities for college and training, has received a six-year funding extension...

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