A first-in-the-state program at the University of Southern Maine aims to help eligible military veterans prepare to become first-time college students. USM’s Veterans Upward Bound program reaches out across Maine to veterans whose taxable income fall within the federal guidelines.
The program is designed as a free one-on-one resource to help veterans with advising, mentoring and tutoring — everything from filling out financial aid forms and applications, to tutoring geared towards entrance exams and placement in classes. The year-round individualized assistance can take place online or in person and is flexible. Veterans can apply to any school.
The program runs year-round, but applications are being accepted now with more than 50 slots available immediately.
The program also encourages veterans to fill out (or share) the interest/referral form.
For more information, call 780-4627 or [email protected].
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