Tag: UTSA

• PAC helps students succeed in higher education

  By Ana PiñaPulse Staff Reporter Prospective students entering the world of higher education have various opportunities presented to them. The most common choices are 2-year institutions and 4-year institutions. Although the typical option is to attend a 4-year institution, 2-year institutions have many benefits when attending them first. For instance, the tuition and fees are…

  Ana Pina

  7 Mar 2019

  Palo Alto College

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• Palominos preparing for transfer to universities

  By Israel Gonzalez Pulse Staff Reporter As the fall semester is coming to a close, many students should start considering which university to choose for transfer. It is necessary for students to look into what schools best fit them, what credits will transfer over, tuition and fee expenses, the school’s location and its environment. These…

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  6 Dec 2018

  Palo Alto College

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• Veterans Affairs lends a helping hand to returning students

  By Andrew Olague Pulse Staff Reporter San Antonio is known by many as “Military City, USA,” and Palo Alto College, rated as a “Military Friendly School” by Victory Media, is striving to help returning veterans adapt to college life. “We are known to be one of the best Veterans Affairs Offices in the Alamo Colleges,…

  andrewolague1

  1 May 2014

  Palo Alto College

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• Students take action to reduce college debt

  By Marcie Arriola Pulse staff reporter With the cost of college tuition rising, accumulating debt seems inevitable. However, the situation is not hopeless. With some planning, it is possible to minimize student debt. According to a report from the Institute for College Access & Success’ Project on Student Debt, the average debt for a student…

  marciearriola

  6 Mar 2014

  Palo Alto College

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