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Eric Miller, MEd, and Senior Counselor for Financial Literacy at the University of Arkansas will tell you all about navigating FAFSA and the financial aid process.
The Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation is all about family, and this year and they offer a full slate of classes, events, and performances that will enrich your family in so many ways—including the monthly Chai Time.
Seeking financial aid for higher education in August is a busy time for parents and college-bound kids. Among all the other preparations that must be made for the student, financial aid and how to get it is often at the top of the list. But the process can be complicated and very confusing, and making mistakes can have very serious long-term financial consequences.
Eric Miller, MEd, and Senior Counselor for Financial Literacy at the University of Arkansas will be at our August Chai Time to tell you all about the ins and outs of FAFSA and financial aid, how to navigate through the process, and most importantly, how to avoid mistakes! He will explain how the FAFSA works and how to apply for university and outside scholarships to finance higher education.
Registration Required. Click here to register.
About Eric Miller:
Eric Miller is the Senior Counselor for Financial Literacy at the University of Arkansas. With 33 years of experience in public and higher education, he works with prospective students and parents, as well as current students, to help them understand what options and opportunities are available to finance higher education.
About Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation:
Diversity is the essence of life. What would we be without our artists? In a world increasingly dependent on a screen, we at Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation seek to bring real world experiences to our little corner of the world here in Northwest Arkansas. For more information on Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation, visit their website.
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