In this issue you’ll find:
- Financial aid tips & tricks
- Study tips to help you in high-school and beyond
- What they don’t tell you about four-year college price tags
- A message from Hormel Inspired Pathways board member Jim Sheehan.
- And more!
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In our final newsletter of the 2021 / 2022 academic year our team shares some incredible triumphs, information to help rising seniors get ready for college and more.
As we inch closer and closer towards graduation season, I wanted to share the second edition of our Inspired Pathways Newsletter with you in hopes of providing additional insights on how to maximize your community college experience. This edition includes:
December 31, 2020 | Osceola Sentinel-Tribune
A common way to lower the full cost of a college education is to get a two-year degree from a community college, then, continue to a college that offers a four-year degree.
One problem is that tuition for a two-year degree from a community college is still be too expensive for many families…
December 30, 2020 | Yahoo News
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available to first-generation Wisconsin students that transfer into the University of Wisconsin-Madison from a two-year Associate’s degree program. The Promise covers four semesters and can be used at University of Wisconsin-Madison for the general education requirements needed for an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree. Students can attend college full or part time to receive the Promise.
For more information visit
financialaid.wisc.edu/types-ofaid/badger-promise
Contact information
Karla Weber, University Relations Specialist & Financial Aid
(608) 262-4942
available to Wisconsin students from families making $58,000 or less. The Promise covers four or more semesters and can be used at University of Wisconsin-Madison for the general education requirements needed for an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree.
For more information visit
financialaid.wisc.edu/types-of-aid/tuition-promise
Contact information
(608) 262-3060
Available to graduates from an MATC high school with a minimum junior year GPA of 2.25 and an estimated family contribution of $5,486 or less. The Promise covers 91 four or more semesters and can be used at Madison Area Technical College for a vocational award. Additionally, the Promise provides support including mentoring. Must enroll full time to receive Promise.
For more information visit
madisoncollege.edu/scholars-of-promise
Contact information
(608) 246-6036
ScholarsofPromise@madisoncollege.edu
Available to Wisconsin high school graduates who have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and an expected family contribution of $1,500 or less. The Promise covers four or more semesters and can be used at University of Wisconsin-Parkside for the general education requirements needed for an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree. Additionally, the Promise provides support including counseling, mentoring, and summer orientation. Must enroll full time to receive Promise.
For more information visit
Contact information
(262) 595-2355