It’s that time of year again: applying for financial aid for the upcoming school year. I know what you’re thinking: how can I apply for FAFSA during this pandemic? The […] Continue Reading
Things in Lafayette Hall have grown quite a bit since last semester. With the expansion over the summer, some offices and classrooms have found a new home. One of the […] Continue Reading
Even though students spend plenty of money in school, Housatonic gives us opportunities to earn some of that money back now. Rushing out of class to make it to work […] Continue Reading
Our presents have been unwrapped, the New Year’s ball has been dropped, the weather is getting warmer and our driveways are (hopefully) clear of that underwhelming snow storm. It’s official: […] Continue Reading
It was in the fall of 2008 when I first enrolled at HCC. I was 18 and working two jobs in order to pay my tuition via installment plan. My […] Continue Reading
College students love money; in fact everybody loves money. One of the most easiest ways for students to receive money is receiving a Federal Student Aid refund check from their college. […] Continue Reading
In the past, I would play the scenario in my head in response to being asked what school I attended. I would say “I went to Yale and majored in […] Continue Reading
Financial Aid grants are available for those who may need extra funds to pay for their schooling, right? Well, not for everyone. Some students in need of financial aid, can’t […] Continue Reading
Said simply, School Ain’t Cheap. Students pay, on average, $22,826 a year for in-state tuition at a four year college. Private college tuition runs at approximately $44,750 a year. As […] Continue Reading
Housatonic started the fall 2014 semester with a few different policies, including the Financial Aid Audit. This new policy forced students to sign the class roster at least once before […] Continue Reading