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"...the Shadow knows"- SALT and CollegeHumor have teamed up for a $5,000 scholarship.
The Broke-Ass Student Scholarship Contest
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Have you ever sold bodily fluids for money? Do you have enough money for Cup o' Noodle but not enough for a microwave? Do you have a system for wearing underwear for 10 days straight before washing it because you don't want to spend $2.50 on laundry? Then you, my friend, are a broke-ass college stud... - It's only been one week since the semester ended but faculty and staff are already at work planning major technology updates for the summer.
- Are you a high school student entering your Sophomore, Junior or Senior year and want to experience NESCom before you graduate? Sign up for our 2013 Maine Media Camp and try everything we offer all while making lifelong friendships.
Maine Media Camp
www.nescom.edu
Maine Media camp is a week long summer program, in August, for high school students interested in exploring the fun and fascinating fields of media and communications. Maine Media Camp, held in the George Wildey Communications Center, is a chance to experience an introduction to the fields of Audio... - What happens when NESCom, Apple and 1,200 students have some fun at the 2013 MLTI Conference.
2013 MLTI Conference "Pixel Wave" - The New England School of Communications is spending the day at the Collins Center for the Arts for the 2013 Maine Learning Technology Initiative (MLTI) Conference.
- Once again, congratulations to all our graduates but let's not forget the great Moms in their lives that helped them get to where they are.
Happy Mother's Day from the New England School of Communications! - Congratulations to the New England School of Communications class of 2013.
All photos by Nick Young.
2013 Commencement
Congratulations to the New England School of Communications class of 2013.
All photos by Nick Young. - Congratulations to the New England School of Communications class of 2013.
All photos by Nick Young.
2013 Commencement
Congratulations to the New England School of Communications class of 2013.
All photos by Nick Young.
Payments
Students often find that after their aid is applied there is still a balance due on their account. We suggest considering the following options to pay this balance:
1. If your household budget can afford monthly payments NESCom offers a 0% interest/fees payment plan. To determine your payments we simply take your semester balance (listed on your invoice) and divide it by 3 payments. To participate in this plan, fill out the Payment Plan that was included with your invoice and return it with the first payment by the due date listed on the invoice.
2. If you are looking to pay for your semester balance by credit or debit card, NESCom will happily accept Visa and Mastercard. If you would like to be set up on an automatic debit plan, complete the Payment Plan that was included with your invoice and return it to us with a note indicating you would like to have your payments automatically removed from an account. Call us at 1.888.877.1876 when you are ready to have the first payment withdrawn and have your card information ready.
3. Consider a Parent PLUS Loan. It is credit based and a parent borrows, but interest rate on this loan is 7.9%. If a parent applies for the PLUS loan and is declined, the student may be eligible for more Unsubsidized Stafford Loan. If they are approved for the loan, but decide not to borrow, simply notify the Financial Aid Office.
4. There are private loans (also known as alternative loans) that bridge the gap but these kinds of loans should be a last resort option because they generally have variable interest rates that change often and typically have higher interest rates than the Federal Stafford and PLUS loan programs. Borrowing an alternative loan in your Freshman year should be the last option you utilize.