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New initiative helps returning and current students find their way forward to a UNLV degree; includes partnership with education non-profit Earn to Learn.
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New initiative includes partnership with education nonprofit Earn to Learn
UNLV administrators and U.S. Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nev., launched Destination Degree, an initiative to help more people earn bachelor’s degrees, at a panel discussion Thursday at UNLV. Eligible students who deposit up to $500 a year into a matched savings account receive $8 for every $1, up to $4,000 annually. The program also includes coaching and financial education.
Five programs within the new effort bring resources to students who may be struggling with debt or other challenges to going back to school. “Destination Degree” launched on Oct. 1 when it was announced during a roundtable at UNLV with university leaders, representatives from education non-profit Earn to Learn, and Democratic Nevada Congresswoman Susie Lee.
Current, former and aspiring UNLV students struggling to afford higher education will soon have new pathways to a diploma. The Destination Degree initiative, announced by UNLV on Thursday, will offer five programs next year to help UNLV students, dropouts and parents earn or complete a bachelor’s degree.
Meet CCSD students who spent part of their summer on the UNLV campus for the Young Rebels Program “Starting the School Year Full STEAM Ahead Day Camp."
Thousands of students have returned to campus at UNLV this week in preparation for classes that start on Monday. The fall semester will see record-breaking enrollment numbers for the university with 32,000 students expected to attend classes this fall. Around one-third of those students are new students coming to campus for the first time.