Did you know?
In 2014, 62% of graduate students received financial aid. Smith students graduated with an average of $24,758 in debt. The amount of money that Smith demands from each student is largely unrealistic for most Smithies. And the tools available for students to find funding are scattered all over the campus and on various websites in unnecessarily complicated, messy, and confusing ways that can make finding funding almost impossible.
Searching for money on this campus can be a nightmare. If you are nervous about talking to administrators, have unanswered questions, can’t figure out where to go, need emotional support, or are simply overwhelmed with the confusing maze of funding at Smith, contact a Money Mentor.
Money Mentors are students who have have been there before, and are paid to provide support and guidance for Smithies struggling to find funding. Contact a Money Mentor below to schedule an appointment, or show up to Money Mentor office hours in the CC 102 from 7-9, Monday-Friday.