Financial aid and recruitment 8 1-12

Financial Aid & Who and How to Recruitment Recruit Your Bonners

What We’ll Cover•Bonner Scholar vs Leader Financial Aid•Bonner AmeriCorps•Who to Recruit•How to Recruit•Replacing a Bonner

Bonner ScholarFinancial AidFour year commitmentMeets total cost of educationLoans capped at StaffordlevelBonner service =is “paidwork”Summer stipends for livingand earnings

Bonner LeaderFinancial AidFour year commitmentWork/Service StipendExpected - like FWSSome schools includeservice scholarshipNo summer stipendfunding required

BonnerAmeriCorpsAll Bonners eligible toenroll in AmeriCorpsEducation Award Program300 hour/1 yr - $1,175450 hour/1 yr - $1,468900 hour/2 yr - $2,775

Who to Recruit Bonner Scholar Bonner Leader required size per class >= 5 size per class with (different per school) minimum of 20 total 85% < $10,000 & > 65% Federal Work average < $6,000 Study eligible> 60/40 gender balance > 60/40 gender balance > diversity of school > diversity of school

How to RecruitFour year commitmentBuild into schoolrecruitment &and admissionsprocess as yield toolEngage current Bonners inprocessApplication processOn-campus interviews ifpossible

Replacing aBonnerShould have applicationprocessDraw from pool ofstudents already active inserviceDo not need to involvestudents (but can

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