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SALT LAKE CITY – Completing college coursework during the summertime has become increasingly popular as more and more students try to either register for classes they find difficult to get into during traditional fall/spring semesters or even get a jump on bringing their graduation day just a little bit closer. Students who rely on financial aid were able to...
READ · Jun 17
(Molly Farmer, Deseret News) -- Between the state soccer tournament this week and final exams and yearbook day next week, 18-year-old Andrew Nickerson has been a little too busy to worry about his first college semester next fall. Nickerson, a Murray High student, is like many high school seniors tasked with planning for his soon-to-be college future while having his...
READ · May 25
Seeking service-minded scholars » Herriman city has three scholarships, which will be awarded based on a 24-hour community-service project. Amounts are $1,000, $700 and $500. Applications are due to the Herriman City Offices by June 1, with winners announced at Fort Herriman Days on June 26. To download an application, visit herriman.org and click on the “Thomas Butterfield Service Scholarship.” Call 801-446-5323 with questions.
READ · May 05
So, you (or your child) got accepted into your first and second college choices. Great! Two college to choose from! Everything seemed to be falling into place. That is, until you found out, that based on the information filled out on your FAFSA, you don’t qualify for Federal Student Aid to help you cover the cost of your higher education at either school. At this point, you may be asking yourself, “How can I ever afford a college education without Federal Student Aid?” Do you give up and consider other long term and career options? Definitely not.
READ · May 02
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