Rely on support systems on campus for success
It’s not unusual for new first-year students to be stressed and anxious. But before you run home, take advantage of support systems on campus to help you find your way.
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It’s not unusual for new first-year students to be stressed and anxious. But before you run home, take advantage of support systems on campus to help you find your way.
As a society, we have learned to adapt to the changing demands in the workforce and because of that you are likely one step closer to overcoming some of the hurdles of going back to college as an adult. Enrolling in a program that offers online or videoconferenced classes can provide the same flexibility as working from home so enhancing your education is easier than ever.
Remember back in elementary school when you were asked to write a paragraph about what you wanted to do when you grew up? No pressure, but you’ve got one year to figure out what life after your high school graduation will be like! Before you panic, start with this college prep checklist for seniors.
Student jobs on campus are the ultimate Win-Win situation. As a student you gain much needed experience, support, CASH… Faculty and staff gain much needed assistance.
Your roommate might become a confidant. A new BFF through thick and thin. Or they might just be a cohabitant. A person that you share a room with, but you hang out more with other people. And that’s OK too.
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The bottom line for earning and retaining this type of scholarship is to make sure that you have good grades and tests scores. Merit-based scholarships are great because you do not need to pay them back at the conclusion of your college career.
There are a lot of factors that come into play when you are deciding how to pay for your college education. We have broken down some of the most common ways to receive financial aid for college.