Financial Aid & Student Services

Almost every school offers various opportunities for the financial aid: from partial scholarships to full coverage scholarships. We will provide you with the detailed information and guide you through the whole application process.

Different types of scholarships include:

Merit-Based Scholarships: awards based on academic achievement, talent, or other criteria. These do not require repayment and are often renewable based on maintaining certain standards.

Need-Based Scholarships: awards based on financial need, helping students from lower-income families afford higher education.

Athletic Scholarships: awards for student-athletes who demonstrate exceptional skill in sports.
Departmental Scholarships: Scholarships offered by specific academic departments for students majoring in those fields.

Diversity Scholarships: awards aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion within the student body.

Every school has a career center that has connections with the industry, arranging meetings with the potential employers and sharing success stories of the alumni. Career centers play a crucial role in supporting students, recent graduates, and even alumni in navigating their professional paths. Here are several reasons why career centers are essential:

Career Guidance and Counseling:

Individualized Support: Career centers offer personalized counseling to help individuals understand their strengths, interests, and career aspirations.
Career Path Exploration: Counselors provide insights into various career paths, helping individuals make informed decisions about their future.
Job Search Assistance:

Resume and Cover Letter Writing: Career centers assist in crafting effective resumes and cover letters tailored to specific job opportunities.
Interview Preparation: They provide mock interviews and coaching to improve interviewing skills, boosting candidates' confidence and performance.
Internship and Job Placement:

Internship Opportunities: Career centers often have partnerships with companies and organizations, providing students with valuable internship opportunities.
Job Listings: They maintain job boards with current listings, making it easier for job seekers to find relevant employment opportunities

Health services at schools play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of students, staff, and faculty members. These services encompass a wide range of medical, psychological, and wellness support designed to promote a healthy campus environment.

Health Insurance:

Student Health Plans.
Many schools offer health insurance plans tailored to students' needs, ensuring they have access to affordable medical care.
Insurance Guidance.
Health services provide assistance with navigating health insurance options and understanding coverage.

Confidentiality and Privacy:

HIPAA Compliance: health services comply with privacy laws, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), to ensure patient confidentiality.

Secure Records: medical records are securely maintained, and information is only shared with consent or when legally required.

Support for International Students includes:

Cultural Sensitivity: health services are equipped to address the unique health needs of international students, including cultural sensitivity in treatment.
Language Assistance: many health centers provide language support to ensure effective communication with non-English-speaking students.

Mental health services at schools are essential in fostering a supportive environment that promotes the well-being and academic success of students. These services provide a range of support, from counseling to crisis intervention, ensuring that students have access to the care they need to manage mental health challenges. Here are the key components and importance of mental health services:

Counseling and Psychotherapy:

Individual Counseling: Offers one-on-one sessions with licensed mental health professionals to address personal issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, and relationship problems.
Group Therapy: Provides a supportive group setting where students can share experiences and learn from peers dealing with similar issues.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT):
Focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors to improve mental health.
Crisis Intervention:

24/7 Crisis Hotline:
A dedicated helpline for immediate support during mental health emergencies.
Crisis Counseling:
Immediate, short-term assistance for students experiencing acute emotional distress or mental health crises.
Safety Planning:
Development of personalized plans to help students stay safe during a crisis.

Mental Health Education and Awareness include:

Workshops and Seminars:
Educational sessions on topics such as stress management, mindfulness, resilience, and coping strategies.
Awareness Campaigns: Initiatives to reduce stigma around mental health issues and encourage students to seek help.
Resource Distribution:
Providing informational materials on mental health topics and available support services.

Preventive and Wellness Programs:

Stress Reduction Workshops: Techniques and activities to help students manage stress, such as yoga, meditation, and relaxation exercises.
Wellness Programs:
Programs that promote overall well-being, including physical health, nutrition, sleep hygiene, and substance abuse prevention.
Peer Support Programs:
Training students to provide peer-to-peer support, fostering a sense of community and shared understanding.