The University System of Public colleges, technical schools, and Universities will charge students $32 to $270 more in tuition per semester starting fall of the 2013 school year under a budget plan approved Tuesday by the Georgia Board of Regents.
A recent article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution online penned by Michele Nunn proposes adding a service component to the requirements obtaining a Georgia Hope Scholarship. The full text of the article is contained below. While I have no problem, personally, with Ms Nunn’s ideas for a service component, I … Continue reading
The following is a copy of an email sent by the Georgia Student Finance Commission: Beginning summer term 2013, a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) will be required in order to receive any state financial aid.* The 2012-13 or 2013-14 FAFSA may be used for summer term … Continue reading
My son attends a school which consists of grades K3-12th grade all in one location. You can imagine the number of cars coming in at one time in the morning for student drop off, teachers arriving, administrators and staff arriving, and buses pulling in to drop their loads. The scenario … Continue reading
As part of the Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally (or H.O.P.E.) program, students in the state of Georgia may be eligible for the hope teacher program. This is a loan that is made available to eligible students seeking an advanced degree in critical shortage teaching areas.