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May 2021 Issue

Financing Education Issue

Spotlight On
Hispanic Students And The Virus
Scholarships And Finance
15 Tips On How Latino Students Can Afford Their Graduate School Education
Fellow Program Brings Hope To Students And Their Parents
How to Find, Land, and Succeed in a Virtual Internship
School Newspaper
Infusion of Stimulus Funds Making a Difference for Students of Color at the SDCCD
Biden’s Administration Plans To Spend $109 Billion On Free Community College Education
How Biden’s Request For More Education Funding Would Shift More Power To The Federal Government
The Hispanic P.O.V.
La Superstición De La Cultura
AHHEE- Finding My Way
Financing Graduate Education In The First Person
Uncensored
Hispanic Serving Institutions Struggle in Pandemic
School Library
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Table of Content

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15 Tips On How Latino Students Can Afford Their Graduate School Education

In their 2018 Urban Institute study “How Students Pay: Financing Graduate and Professional Education,” Sandy Baum and Patricia Steele report that graduate and professional-degree students borrow at a rate three times higher than undergraduate students.

Gary M. Stern

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Fellow Program Brings Hope To Students And Their Parents

Jade Reyes has a youthful appearance for a college senior.

Frank DiMaria

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How to Find, Land, and Succeed in a Virtual Internship

In May 2020, reports showed nearly 50% of internship opportunities across the U.S. disappeared.

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Hispanic Students And The Virus

Higher education has undergone one of its most stressful years ever.

Gustavo A. Mellander

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Hispanic Serving Institutions Struggle in Pandemic

Hispanic enrollment fell by more than 5 percent during the fall 2020 semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Deborah Santiago, co-founder of Excelencia in Education that tracks student success in the nation’s designated Hispanic Serving Institutions.