The Math of Being an FIU Graduate Student
Adam Ratzlaff/Guest Columnist As new and returning FIU graduate students start a new academic year, there is one cold fact that they need to consider—…
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Graduate school isn’t the only path to success
Gabriella Pinos/ Assistant Entertainment Director All my life, I’ve wanted to get out of school. Ever since I was in high school, I dreamed of…
MBA interest down, but Masters on the rise
By: Anna Radinsky/Assistant News Director Student applications for Master’s of Business Administration programs dropped throughout the country in recent years. Even elite schools like…
Students using loans to pay for essentials
Approximately 39,000 students in the university received some type of financial aid to attend FIU, according to statistics from the Financial Aid Office. Senior Financial Aid Coordinator Fabiola Ortega said 30-35 percent of graduating students will be indebted. The average loan for an FIU student is between $15,000 to $20,000.
Professors boycott major publisher
Researchers at the University are taking a stand against one of the world’s largest scientific journal publishers.
Council is optimistic for the new semester
Council looks to future despite shortfalls
‘Panther Paws’ resolution passes, soccer field renovations vetoed
Two recent Biscayne Bay Campus Student Government Council resolutions have involved feet – the first, large, feline, and brightly colored; the second, human and hopefully, in the future, less sore than they have been in the past.