Relacionar Columnas Higher Education for the LowVersión en línea This game will initiate the conversation of how to get higher education paid for or at least get aid. por Natasja Hirabayashi 1 The office on campus where one can get scholarships. 2 Who can I talk to about this? There's just so much information!!! 3 The office on campus where one can get information about graduate school. 4 My family served in the military does that help? 5 Are there events to showcase paying for school? 6 The office on campus where one can get help to prepare for graduate school. 7 Ways to work for your tuition! 8 I'm an international student, is the process different? 9 Companies that pay for graduate school 10 Sites to find scholarships. Office of Scholarships Yes and no. There are scholarships and fellowships specifically geared towards international students. But there are also citizenship barriers that may need to be overcome. Fellowships Research assistantships Teaching assistantships You have a free academic advisor! Don't like your advisor? You can actually switch them! AT&T Bank of America Baxter Best Buy BP Comcast Disney Jetblue Publix Starbucks Smuckers UPS Verizon Walmart Wells Fargo Yes, they are held by the Career and Talent Development Office! Check out their site for the dates. www.studentscholarshipsearch.com www.careeronestop.org Center for Academic Success Career and Talent Development Yes! The GI bill could help you. Go to the Office of Veteran and Military Affairs
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