Student Debt Benefits

Being a college student is one of the most stressful and time consuming jobs any person can have. Getting good grades, being in clubs, and working a job all at the same time can leave your schedule fully booked and can have many people overwhelmed. On top of all that, student loan debt can follow you throughout your entire life and can impact future career options. After just one semester I can tell anyone that college is not only a full time job but it may just be the most important jobs you can have in your entire life. I believe I should receive the DMACC foundation scholarship because of my academic achievements thus far and the numerous other organizations I am a part of. Majoring in political science is the main reason that I am a college
A work as a courtesy clerk for Hy-Vee after my classes and on the weekends. I have worked there for over two years and transferred last semester so that I could attend college in the Ankeny area. Because I do around five to six classes a semester I always have to be careful about the amount of hours that I take on. Sometimes my shifts can be around twenty hours and week which, coupled with all the schoolwork that I do, can be taxing at times. Because of the fact that I live on campus, the location of my work is very important and was a defining reason of why I decided to transfer to the Hy-Vee on South West State Street. Living on campus is another stressful aspect of my life as a college student. Even though there is a sense of freedom that comes with having your own place to live, it still is a large responsibility to manage. Paying rent while also taking maintaining a stable living environment takes quite a bit of effort and, fortunately, I have survived at least one semester. I’m glad I’ve taken on this task, however, as it’s yet another example of the ways that I have continued to prepare myself for larger responsibilities down the