Guest Speakers and Student Success Modules

5. Helps you gain the skills you need to enter the professional workforce.
7. Students develop and work on projects that are guided by faculty mentors.
10. The credit hours need for the course.
11. Money that is borrowed and needs to be paid back.
13. Where do you go to access your Student Center?
15. The number of classes needed.
17. Facilitates UHD student, staff, and faculty efforts to read, write, think critically, and communicate.
19. Money goes directly to the school.
21. A place where you study alone or with a group.
24. A form that requires to be U.S Citizens, permanent residents, and naturalized citizens.
25. Your own email that was given by the campus.

1. Money you don't need to pay back, but as a gifted aid.
2. Policy for students must meet the requirements to earn financial aid.
3. Students learn in class about real-life issues and propose solutions.
4. Students work at the campus or certain community services and earn an hourly wage.
6. assist students with applying for financial aid, understanding the process, and special events such as summer updates, orientations and seminars.
8. Reporting changes in income that have occurred since filing the 2022-2023 FAFSA.
9. Students have the opportunity to participate in faculty-led trips all across the world.
12. Personal money for your needs.
14. High practices at uhd that is beneficial to you. Like study abroad or service learning.
16. Government pays interest in school.
18. The sum of your Federal Pell Grant scheduled awards that you received for each award year.
20. A form if you are taking classes at another institution and wish for UHD to consider these hours in regard to your enrollment status for financial aid purposes.
22. Interest accumulate while in school.
23. A form that is for students who are not citizens, but are classified as Texas residents.