FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Whether you attend a community college or an Ivy League school, expenses add up, and financial aid packages can vary.
Some Fresno State students are working and finding ways to pay for their education.
Fresno State senior Jonathan Pineda doesn’t hesitate to share the realities of college life, including the cost of higher education.
“When you get in college, stuff adds up; a parking pass costs a few hundred, and your textbooks can cost a few hundred,” said Pineda.
He and sophomore Evelyn Lozano are Ambassadors with the university’s Outreach and Special programs. They both receive financial aid, including work-study.
“I actually really love the job ’cause I get to meet so many co-workers that are around my age and have similar interests, and even people who are from different backgrounds,” said Lozano.
Different types of financial aid are available to CSU students, including grants, loans, scholarships and work-study.
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