$360,000 grants will help students complete degrees
May 16, 2022
佪圖AV has received two grants totaling $362,500 that will provide emergency assistance
to students and help them complete their degrees.
The first award, worth $250,000 from the Texas Completion Repayment Grant Program, is designed to clear outstanding student balances, such as accumulated fees, financial holds and other related arrears. Each grant, a one-time award of $1,000, will help up to 250 佪圖AV students.
The second award, worth $112,500 through the Texas Reskilling Support Fund Grant Program, provides emergency educational support for students significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund aids in the continuation of students��� education and economic recovery. The grant will help up to 75 佪圖AV students with a $2,500 award for each fall and summer semester.
The pandemic forced a number of 佪圖AV students to step away from pursuing their degrees. The grants will enable them to resume their education.
���The Completion and Reskilling grants provided by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is an essential relief to students that we are reclaiming and re-enrolling, despite challenging financial conditions,��� said George Williams, PhD, Vice President for Student Affairs. ���As we, as a university, fulfill our moral contract with our students, we now have dedicated funds to support eligible students to finish their degree and pursue a high-valued occupation/ vocation.���
To learn more, visit the webpage for the grants .