The Food Bank is a Student
Services initiative that serves our most vulnerable students on campus. Students
may visit the Food Bank as often as needed, no questions asked, and may take as
much food as they like (within reason).
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Thursday, 3 September 2015
Dear RRU Faculty, Can I have a Hand with CGSM Scholarships?
Can you help me find
excellent students and support them in their application for the $17,500 Canada
Graduate Scholarship Masters (SSHRC/NSERC/CIHR)?
Tuesday, 14 July 2015
Crowdfunding Your Education
Photo attribution Robert S. Donovan |
In the past few years I’ve heard a growing
number of stories on the news and anecdotally of students using crowdfunding to
pay for their education. As someone who works in financial aid I’m always
interested in new funding opportunities, so this post was my chance to do some
research and share what I found with you.
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
Money saving tips for students, from students. (Ramen need not apply)
Anyone who’s taken post-secondary education knows that the life of a student involves some sacrifice. School is expensive and taking out loans means you’ll likely be paying for your education for many years after your program finishes. Saving money and cutting back, even a few bucks at a time, will makes life easier while you’re in school and reduce future debt.
We asked RRU students for their most creative and savvy money saving tips.
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
The RRU Awards Adjudication Process
So Who Makes Award Decisions Anyway?
When you submit an awards
application at RRU, do you wonder who sees it and makes the tough
decisions? For proactive disclosure, transparency, and a little bit of
professional pride, we’d like to tell you how awards work behind the scenes.
Friday, 6 February 2015
Funding Differences for On-Campus and Blended Programs
Many programs at RRU are offered in both an on-campus and blended format. There are advantages to both models and students may choose one over the other for a number of reasons.
If you’re debating between on-campus or blended, here are three factors worth considering: tuition payments, student loan funding, and award opportunities.
Monday, 12 January 2015
Introducing the Habitat Card Recycling Program!
Got a little left on your Habitat card? Drop it in one of the donation boxes around campus and help an RRU student in critical need.
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