Not long ago, Anderson University senior Latoya Francis was faced with a dilemma. The international student from Grand Cayman would soon be graduating, then participating in her third trip to Uganda, where she has been involved in the Tumaini Aids Prevention Program (TAPP). But she did not have the funds to finance her return home.
For many students at Anderson University, scheduling classes can be a difficult task. However, with the inclusion of summer classes, some of that stress can be alleviated. Summer classes provide an extra four sessions in which students can complete credits toward graduation. The classes are also offered at a reduced rate of $350 per credit hour, which helps ease the financial burdens that many students face.
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Anderson University students showcased their research during the third annual Scholars’ Day on April 24, 2012. The event featured poster presentations from 26 students representing a variety of academic disciplines and departments at AU.
Anderson University senior Amanda M. Laflamme was presented with the Wall Street Journal award for 2012 during the annual Falls School of Business banquet.
