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Ideas that are good for business and good for the world that we live in, are what I’m passionate about.
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- 1. The True Lives of NMC students Jeri May Tudela Raylyn Sakisat Elani Orilla Nina Manglona
- 3. … I will keep moving FORWAR D!!
- 4. About Elani
- 5. You can do it, just BELIEVE in the great things YOU CAN do!!
- 6. Our personal struggles • Balancing family, leisure and school time • Being away from home • Finance (personal expense, rent, transportation, tuition)
- 7. Why N M C???? + =
- 11. Major Scholarships Available Scholarships Amount Fafsa (Pell Grant) Up to $5,500 Cnmi Scholarship $2,400 SHEFA $3,600 plus $2,000 incentives TEACH Grant Up to $4,000 Tan Siu Lin Scholarship $1,000 CACG Scholarship Up to $3,000 GI Bill Up to 100% tuition payment, Books & Supplies incentives, plus allowance money Tinian and Rota Municipal Scholarship Tinian: up to $2,400; Rota: $600
- 12. With ALL THAT, YOU can receive up to about $20,000 a year!
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- 17. Waiting for your class to start? Waiting for a friend? Waiting for your ride home? …Hang out at NMCs popular spots!!
- 20. Reasons • Home – Close to family & friends – Warm atmosphere Sneak peek at the – Hospitality • classroom environment… Affordable – Residential tuition – Centralized location • Class Ratio – Diverse – Up to about 10-60 students
- 21. Field of Study offered at NMC • Business • Language & Humanities • Liberal Arts • Nursing • Social Science & Fine Arts • Science, Math, Health & Athletics • School of Education
- 23. • We grow as a FAMILY throughout the program • We work with educated and creative Instructors • We learn to reach out and give back to our community and children • It is NMC’s ONLY Bachelors Program • Teachers are always NEEDED!!
- 24. The Fun!!