Keeping College Options Open: A Field Experiment to Help All High School Seniors Through the College Application Process

Philip Oreopoulos

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provided expert field operational and data analytical experience.We are grateful to both Tony Tullio and Inorbital as well as Honrio Cham and Radii for helping develop the program's website in different phases, Laurie Labelle for designing the program's brochures and other materials, Ryan Dunn and Jason Rogers for developing the financial aid calculator, Matt Boire and Sabina Dobrer for developing the 'Where Would You Go' tool and Boaz Beeri

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