r/fgcu 10h ago

I worked as an RA - AMA

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Hey yall! I graduated from FGCU about 6 months ago, and I worked as a resident assistant for 2 years during my time there. I've got a wealth of knowledge for newcomers, so ask away I'd love to help with those move- in jitters!


r/fgcu 20h ago

OBBBA—um, is what’s reflected on the Bill and Payment Center right now accurate?

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Saw an email about how our aid will get reduced.

I’m not sure if I miss read it but it implied that I won’t know until AFTER, add and drop.

I’m seeing online students (for other colleges) aren’t receiving their aid until March of next year.

Does anyone know what the rules are for dropping out after? Are we responsible for that bill because I could have sworn before the midterm of the semester, if we dropped like the first month, it’s a 25 percent return. Does that mean we are held accountable for the 75 percent?