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by Kaitlin Fender & Sam Belz The Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant (GTEG), intended to help equalize the financial gap between attending a private and public college or university, will likely be eliminated next year. This grant was received by about 420 Covenant students last award year; that’s almost 45% of the undergraduate full-time student body. The [...] by Lana Nelson & Andrew Shaughnessy The administration is working hard to evaluate and fulfill constantly changing facilities needs across campus. Work on Carter, including this past year’s closing and renovation of Third South, is a tiny part of a much bigger initiative of concerted evaluation and action, called the Facilities Condition Assessment. Some changes, such [...] Beginning with the Fall 2010 freshman class, changes in the Church Scholarship Promise will take effect. While many students are a part of this scholarship, it is possible that it could cover an even larger percentage of student tuition. “You can get $3,250 for getting your church to pledge money,” stated freshman Kristin Owen, a work-study [...] If you are a student trying to decide where to live next year, it’s important for you to know as much as possible about the different options that are available: the residence halls, the student apartments, and off-campus. Each choice comes with its own list of pros and cons that touch on matters like finances, [...] Freshmen Austin Shelton and Austin Doctor chat it up during the first gathering of Orientation Week this past August. Freshman Greg Steele and others swarm the chapel lawn during Orientation Week ‘09. Most Covenant College students probably have mixed emotions about orientation week. It is a time of big changes: leaving the nest, [...] |
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