Paying for College
Advice for student job seekers
Caryn Regimbal, director of the Student Employment Center, and Brianne Kumar, personnel director for the Associated Students, offer tips to students looking for work. Fall 2010
Lost your job? Tell Financial Aid
Families should tell WWU if they have lost income they had been counting on to help their students pay for college because some aid types, such as federal Pell Grants and federal student loans, do not run out. Fall 2009
More Robust GI Bill brings more veterans to Western
With a growing number of Western students taking advantage of the GI Bill, WWU's Vetarans Services Office has grown, too. Spring 2011
Money Sense seminars boost students' financial literacy
Upcoming topics include "Your Rights as a Renter," "Financing Your Education" and "Investing." The free seminars, offered by Business students, include dinner and discussions geard toward college students. Fall 2010
Federal government already funds WWU loans
Though Congress recently made sweeping changes to the student loan industry, WWU students and parents already borrow funds directly from the federal government, so they won’t see much of a change. Spring 2010
Requests rise for financial aid, but federal grants and tax breaks will help many families
Western Washington University’s Financial Aid Department is busier than ever helping students and families piece together the funds they need to send their students to college. Spring 2009
WWU offers help to weather the economy
Paying for college will be a
tighter squeeze this year for both the
state and families. Winter 2009
Loans, jobs and cost-cutting all add up
Campus jobs are available to students regardless of
their financial aid eligibility – about 80 percent of campus jobs
are open to students who aren’t receiving Work Study. Winter 2009
It pays to be smart about student loans
Do your students know what happens if they don’t pay the interest on unsubsidized student loans during college? Fall 2008
An introduction to Western
Here are some connections and insiders' tips to help you get started. Summer 2008
Keeping in touch with Western's Scholarship Center pays off.
Every little bit helps. And Western's Scholarship Center can help students find every little -- and big -- bit they can. Winter 2009
Students get help with job search
Check the online job board frequently, because even
now, new jobs become available every day. Winter 2009
Money-saving tips can stretch tuition dollars
Does it make sense to bring a car
to campus when parking is expensive and student fees include a bus pass? Winter 2009
Federal loans to students and parents are secure at Western
Western students who borrow money for college probably won't be affected by the turbulence in the nation's student loan market, said Clara Capron, Western's director of financial aid. Spring 2008
A good person to know: Fidele Dent
Fidele can answer even the most obscure questions about the FAFSA, supervises Western's short-term loan program for students facing a cash flow problem and schedules appointment with financial aid counselors for in-depth advising. Spring 2008
Largest-ever gift to Woodring funds scholarships
The Mildred M. Bain Scholarship will be awarded to students preparing to be teachers, based on need and academic performance. Summer 2008
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10.07.2011