Webinar provides tools for balancing work, school, and life
Los Angeles Unified School District’s leaders presented a webinar last Wednesday with useful information for college students and families about balancing work, school and life.
Los Angeles Unified School District’s leaders presented a webinar last Wednesday with useful information for college students and families about balancing work, school and life.
The Townhall with Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Los Angeles Community College District leadership focused on community college student enrollment and financial support.
The College Promise Program has been helping students for years and COVID-19 hasn’t changed that.
ELAC’S latest work-shop on Financial Aid covered how to apply for Financial Aid in 2021-2022 and answers many questions students often have.
pportunities have been flying out the window for some huskies since they haven’t been checking school emails for grants and available resources. Vice President of Student Services, Julie Benavides said that students have not been checking their school emails and awards are going unclaimed.
Foster care is often overlooked as a financial factor, but the Chafee Grant’s age extension provides older foster students a new form of financial aid.
Senate Bill 291 would create a new program of financial aid that would help cover the total cost of attending school, not just tuition.
East Los Angeles College hosted a cash for college workshops last Saturday. The two workshops presented were Free Application for Federal Student Aid and the Dream Act, both presented in English and Spanish.
By Cristal Gomez East Los Angeles College financial aid office hosted Financial Aid Transfer Workshop for students planning to transfer or will be this upcoming school year. Twice a year, the financial aid office brings a representative from the California State University of Los Angeles and University of California Los Angeles to explain how financial aid works at both institutions. Daniel Mejia and Jonathan Choy from CSULA gave a presentation…