Southwestern to Offer 5 Bachelor's Degrees

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Five Bachelor's degrees will be available to students at Southwestern's Chula Vista campus. Southwestern to Offer Bachelor's appeared in the San Diego Union Tribune on August 29, 2015.

Fee Waiver

Effective Fall 2015, the Board of Governor's Waiver is only available to City College students through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Take note and apply for the FAFSA between January and March every year. This info forwarded courtesy of counselor Andre Sanz.

Scholarship FAQ

The Ultimate Scholarship FAQ

Anyone who wants to land free money for school should start here to learn about scholarship eligibility, essays, search, and more.

By Diane Melville - Updated: November 24, 2014

What You'll Learn

• Basic information about scholarships.
• Who’s eligible for scholarships.
• Where you can find scholarships.

If I had a dollar for every time I've been asked about scholarships, I could pay every student's tuition for a year! (OK, maybe just a year's supply of Ramen, but you get the idea.) This ultimate scholarship FAQ answers all the most popular questions I've heard—as concisely as possible.

The Basics

What Is A Scholarship?

A scholarship is an award, which does not have to be repaid, given by a person or organization to fund a student's education.

What Is The Difference Between A Private Scholarship And An Institutional Scholarship?

A private scholarship is any award set up by an organization other than the federal government or a school. An institutional scholarship comes from an educational institution (such as a school). The federal government does not award "scholarships," but they do award grants.