It amazes me when I see that so much time goes by between my entries, especially when I have so much to say. All of the excitement that has been mounting through the acceptance and aid package receipt period will all be coming close once the fall 2009 tution bills go out to students some time in June!!!
Now is the time to sit down and truly crunch those numbers to determine how all of the financial aid and savings will be used to pay those bills. Points to remember, subsidized loans awarded to students are best as interest is not accruing while the student is in school and for 6-9 months after the student has either graduated, withdrawn or dropped below six credits. Utilizing subsidized loans are using the government's money for free!!!
Free money is best, so keep applying for any and all scholarships available!!!
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About Me
- Susan L. Mead
- Well, I like to think of myself as someone who is informed, educated and able to discuss almost anything with anyone on some level. I have strong opinions on topics, but offer them gently. I have worked in higher education for all of my professional career both as an administrator and a faculty member and I see that the values I bring to my life professionally are a mirrored reflection of the values I live by personally. How can it be any other way? I try and bring knowledge, experience and a lot of common sense to everything I do. When it all gets crazy, I try to laugh a lot and always remember that tomorrow will be a better day. I am who I am today, because of the people who have helped to shape my life-you know who you are!! I hope in some small way, I will help to shape the lives of others whom I may touch inside and outside of this blog.
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