Loans and scholarships help fill the gap during undergraduate years, but options become limited when students face the larger expenses of graduate school tuition.
Many students decide to teach undergraduate classes to alleviate some of the financial burden.
The College of Literature, Science and the Arts has a policy that prevents students from having the option to teach during the entirety of their education by limiting them to five years of Graduate Student Instructor eligibility. AIDS Awareness Week offers valuable lesson As one of the fastest growing age groups to contract HIV, University students should take notice of the events planned to honor National AIDS Awareness Week. The University is sponsoring several programs to make the student community aware of the rapidly spreading epidemic and promote understanding. No two democracies are identical. Each has its own history, political institutions and cultural norms that shape the nature of governance and the relationship between people and the state.