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Starting Debt: $10,574
Current Debt: $3938
Total Payoff: $6636
Current Debt: $3938
Total Payoff: $6636
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I received a wonderful email this morning from a hardworking financial aid director at UTEP saying that I have been accepted to participate in the UTEP Promise. This is a lifealtering opportunity that will help ease the stress of paying for college for the duration that I am attending UTEP.
I. Could. Not. Be. Happier.
After I heard about the program I have done everything in my power to make sure that I was activated under its guidelines. The journey was easy, but like everything else college oriented, the hardest part was waiting.
Let me explain a little bit more about the UTEP Promise. Imagine yourself a freshman at UTEP next fall - with tuition and mandatory fees covered!
It's their promise that they'll help qualified students meet the financial challenges of attending the university.
How does it work?
* Covers all tuition and mandatory fees for 30 credit hours each year.
* Open to freshmen for the fall 2006 semester and beyond
* Does not cover incidental fees, course-related fees or individual major fees
Who is eligible for the UTEP Promise?
* New freshmen with family income of $25,000 or less
* Must be a Texas resident and qualify for Texas resident tuition
How do I apply for the UTEP Promise?
* Apply to UTEP for fall 2006 admission as a freshman
* Complete the FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid. See it online at www.fafsa.ed.gov
* You'll automatically be considered
* The Financial Aid Office will let you know if you qualify
You must:
* be registered for at least 12 hours each semester, 15 hours recommended
* complete 30 credit hours each year
* earn a GPA of 2.0 or higher
Note: Participation is limited to four consecutive years.
Questions?
Contact the Financial Aid Office at 915/747-5204
or visit us in the:
Financial Aid Office
Academic Services Building
Schuster Drive and Hawthorne Street
Monday – Friday 8 am – 6 pm
E-mail: payingforcollege@utep.edu
GOOOOOOO MINERS!!!!!
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