There's a lot of competition to get in, and not everyone that wants to participate can participate because there's a limited amount of resources. So I think Expanding TAP, figuring out how we can get more resources to the organizations that are doing this work, is really a smart way to go about it. So we are grateful that the Pell is now permanent. It is no longer a pilot project. And I will say that the SUNY chancellor was one of the reasons why we had the pilot Pell, and now that that's been restored. (28:04–28:14)
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