SCHOLARSHIPS, LOANS, AND EMPLOYMENT
 SCHOLARSHIPS
 Scholarships available to students at the University of Florida are adminis-
 tered through the faculty Committee on Student Aid, Scholarships, and Awards.
 All the information relative to the basis of awards, the value, and other perti-
 nent facts concerning scholarships, as well as information regarding the
 applicants is collected by this committee.
 An important factor in determining scholarship awards is academic attain-
 ment, the minimum requirement being a 2.0 overall average.
 Very few scholarships are available to freshmen and are given only after
 having satisfactorily completed one semester's work.
 LOANS
 The two types of loans administered by the Committee are: (1) long-term
 loans, which allow the student to complete his education before repayment,
 and, (2) short-term loans, usually small amounts for emergencies, which allow
 repayment within thirty or sixty to ninety days, with thirty days being the
 average time granted.
 Students desiring to make loans are requested to file application prior to
 12 noon on the day of the Committee meetings. Students must have a personal
 interview with the Loan Committee, which meets twice weekly.
 EMPLOYMENT
 Twenty per cent of the students at the University earn a portion of their
 expenses by engaging in some type of part-time employment. Employment
 is available in the Cafeteria, Library, Grounds, and various other divisions of
 the University. The rate of pay varies from 50c to 85c an hour, with monthly
 earnings averaging about $50.
 Students are permitted to work a maximum of twenty-five hours per week.
 In order to get and keep a job, students must have a "C" average or better.
 For further information consult the Student Employment Office, 128
 Administration Building.












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