FAFSA Updates
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SSS New Staff
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SSS Tutorials
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SSS Workshops & Events 5
Welcome back!
Message from the SSS Staff
Welcome back to a new semester at FIU! At Student Support Services we are
eagerly waiting to start working with you on your academics, internship
opportunities, graduate school selection, and career planning. Make your
appointment TODAY! SSS is here to provide an array of services which will help you
succeed in achieving success no matter if your goal is to complete a course or to
complete your degree this semester. For this to work, I really encourage you to be
an active student with the SSS program and access all of our services. Please, read
your email (Tips of the Week) and visit our new Blackboard platform
(ecampus.fiu.edu) for important academic, career, and financial information. Do not
miss a bit! Come and meet your NEW tutors and start working with them as soon as
possible. Do not wait for first round of exams to work with them-- the sooner, the
better! At SSS we believe in you and yes… YOU can! Remember that “The best way
to predict your future is to create it” (Abraham Lincoln). Let us help you!
Have a great semester and we wish you success today and always. Go Panthers!
~Dr. Cruz
Student Highlights
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SSS Club
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Career Events
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Important Dates
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Contact Information
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This year, FAFSA has put some changes into affect that you
need to know about. FAFSA for the 2017-2018 Academic Year
will no longer be opening on January 1, 2017. It will now open
on October 1, 2016.
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FAFSA opens October 1st for the next academic year (i.e., for 2017-2018 academic year, FAFSA opens
October 1, 2016)
Students will be able to use the income information from the year before (i.e., for the 2017-2018 school
year, student will use their 2015 tax return)
In order for students to get the Estimate Family Contribution (EFC) number earlier
To allow more time to find financial means to pay the remainder amount of the funds needed for their
schooling
By the time FAFSA opens, student and their parents will have already submitted their tax returns;
therefore, an estimate is no longer necessary
Students can use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to have the information automatically transferred to their
FAFSA
Students will need to put in the tax return they (or their parents) received
from the previous year
Even though students did their FAFSA for 2016-2017 school year with their
2015 tax return, they still must submit the 2017-2018 FAFSA with the
information from the 2015 in order to qualify for financial aid.
Remember the Federal Student Aid ID used; it will be needed every year
(username and password).
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Stephanie Andriuoli, SSS English & Writing Tutor
“Welcome incoming and returning SSS Students! My name is Stephanie and I'm currently a
junior at FIU. I'm majoring in English Education with the aspirations to be a Creative Writing and
English teacher. I love coffee and learning new things (currently, I'm trying to learn sign language).
Come see me if you need help writing any of your essays or practicing for a presentation--I'm eager
to help and remember, creativity takes courage!”
Jessica Diego, SSS Math & Science Tutor
“My name is Jessica Diego and I am a junior pursuing a degree in Chemistry. I look forward to
helping SSS students with both their math and science classes this upcoming semester. In the
future, I plan to attend medical school and become a doctor. When I am not in class or studying, I
like to go see the latest movies and catch up with my favorite TV shows.”
Albert Jimenez, SSS Math & Science Tutor
“My name is Albert Jimenez and I am your SSSP Math and Science Tutor for this fall semester. I am a
sophomore who is pursuing the major of biomedical medical engineering with the hopes of
attending medical school after graduation. I will try my best to help you better understand the
material that you are unsure of. Please don’t be shy to call or stop by the office to schedule an
appointment. I am a very kind person, so please don’t be afraid to take advantage of the resources
you have here at SSS, we want you to succeed.“
Kendra Morancy, SSS Program Assistant
“My name is Kendra and I am a Senior International Relations Major. “Being a part of SSS
has helped me realize my full potential.”
Palens Pacius, SSS Program Assistant
“My name is Palens Pacius and I am a sophomore political science major. After graduating with my
Bachelors I plan on working in the Peace Corps for two years and then pursuing graduate school. I
want to work for the UN promoting literacy in “underdeveloped” countries. I am fluent in three
language (Haitian Creole, English, and French). I am obsessed with Madonna and the ‘80s!”
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Kelly Rojas Cardenas, SSS Math & Science Tutor
“Hello! I am Kelly. I am a political refugee from Caracas, Venezuela and a biomedical engineering student
determined to enhance the environment of individuals living with disabilities by innovating prosthetics
and integrating music therapy to their recovery/progress. I play the guitar and the piano. Sometimes I
sing – especially on my way to FIU. I am also educating myself to become a catalyst in the healthcare
reform of the transgender community. “
Cici Rosas, SSS Math & Science Tutor
“My name is Citlalli and I am a junior biology major. The career I plan on pursuing after graduation is
optometry. One of the things I want SSS Students to know about me is that I love nature and
adventure!”
Kettia Romage, SSS Special Programs Coordinator
“I am a graduate student from the Higher Education Program. I received my Associates of Arts in Pre-Law
from Miami Dade College and my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with two minors French and
Criminal Justice from Florida International University. I enjoy working with students. One of my
favorite’s quotes is “All great achievements require time.” By Maya Angelou. In my spare time, I enjoy
being outdoors, learning something new and watching Korean Dramas. I also enjoy hanging out with
family and friends.”
Tutor Name/Subjects
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Chantae Brown
English Comp I & II, Approaches to Literature, Paper Editing,
Proofreading, Humanities, Algebra
OFF
2:00 - 5:00
OFF
10:00 – 12:00
OFF
Jessica Diego
Biology 1&2, Chemistry 1&2, Organic Chemistry 1&2, Pre-Calculus,
Trigonometry, Calculus 1, Physics 1, College Algebra
2:30 – 5:00
10:00 – 12:00
2:30 – 5:00
OFF
8:00 – 1:00
(BBC)
Gertha Polidor
Algebra, Finite Math, Statistics, English Comp I & II, Human Growth &
Development, Intro to Psychology, Intro to Speech, Foundations of
Human Physiology
OFF
9:30 – 2:30
12:00 – 5:00
(BBC)
11:30 – 4:30
OFF
Stephanie Andriuoli
ENC 1101 & 1102, Paper Critiques, Proofreading, Public Speaking,
MLA/APA
9:00 – 12:00
4:00 – 6:00
3:30 – 5:30
4:00 – 6:00
9:00 – 12:00
(BBC)
9:00 – 11:00
OFF
Kelly Rojas Cardenas
Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Pre-Calculus with
Trigonometry, Biology I, Spanish I-IV, Intro to Biopsychology, Public
Speaking, Intro to Sociology
8:00 – 9:00
8:00 – 9:30
OFF
4:30 – 6:00
5:00 – 6:00
Albert Jimenez
College Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, Calculus I & II, Chemistry
I & II, Biology I, Spanish I & II
OFF
OFF
9:00 – 12:00
OFF
8:30 – 12:30
Cici Rosas
Biology 1&2, Chemistry 1&2, Trigonometry, Spanish I-IV, Public
Speaking, Speech
10:00 – 2:00
2:00 – 4:00
11:30 – 2:30
11:30 – 2:30
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MMC Events
August
Day
Workshop Title
Location
Time
30
MPAS and SSS Open House
MMC—GC 216 and MMC—GC 265
All Day
31
Networking Skills/Elevator Pitch
MMC—SASC 305
2:00PM—3:00PM
September
Day
Workshop Title
Location
Time
1
Study Abroad/National Student Exchange
MMC—GC 216
10:00AM—11:00AM
6
Diversity 101
MMC—GC 314
12:00PM—1:00PM
7
Truman Fellowship Workshop
MMC—GC 216
11:00AM—12:00PM
7
Prepare for the Fair
MMC—SASC 305
1:00PM—2:00PM
8
Financial Aid Workshop
MMC—GC 216
4:00PM—5:00PM
13
Transfer Student Success
MMC—GC 216
11:00AM—12:00PM
14
Male Mentoring Initiative (MMI): Welcome
MMC—GC 316
6:00PM—7:00PM
19
Strengths Follow Up #1
MMC—GC 316
12:00PM—1:00PM
19
Resume/Cover Letter Writing
MMC—SASC 305
1:00PM—2:00PM
21
Tablet vs. Paper
MMC—GC 216
10:00AM—11:00AM
21
LGBTQA 3D Series: Voting Rights = Human Rights
MMC—GC 314
12:00PM—2:00PM
22
Speed Reading
MMC—GC 216
11:00AM—12:00PM
23
Interviewing Skills
MMC—SASC 305
3:00PM—4:00PM
26
Social Justice Series (SJS): A Vote less People is a Hopeless People
MMC—GC 314
1:00PM—2:00PM
28
Medical School Info Session & Tour
Space is limited. You must contact [email protected] to RSVP. 9:30AM—10:30AM
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Boost Your Brain: How to get an A
MMC—GC 216
October
Day
3:00PM—4:00PM
Workshop Title
Location
Time
5
Rules of Engagement: Be in Control
MMC—GC 216
2:00PM—3:00PM
5
MMI: Men in Black
MMC—GC 316
5:00PM—6:00PM
6
Due in an Hour: How Not to Procrastinate
MMC—GC 216
10:00AM—11:00AM
10
LSAT/MCAT Prep
MMC—GC 216
10:00AM—11:00AM
11
National Coming Out Day
MMC—GC Pit
10:00AM
11
Strengths Follow-Up #2
MMC—GC 316
5:00PM—6:00PM
17
Internships/Job Search Strategies
MMC—SASC 305
2:00PM—3:00PM
19
Networking Skills/Elevator Pitch
MMC—SASC 305
1:00PM—2:00PM
20
What in the World? Workshop
MMC—GC 216
5:00PM—6:00PM
24
MMI: Where do I fit In?
MMC—GC 316
4:00PM—5:00PM
25
FIU Undergraduate Research Opportunities
MMC—GC 216
1:00PM—2:00PM
26
LGBTQA 3D Series: Intersex & Asexuality
MMC—GC 314
12:00PM—2:00PM
27
Graduate School Symposium
MMC—GC 316
11:00AM—12:00PM
31
My Vote Counts! Workshop
MMC—GC 316
5:00PM—6:00PM
5
November
Day
Workshop Title
Location
Time
2
Professional Dining Etiquette
MMC—GC Ballrooms
12:00PM—3:00PM
3
How to Finance Graduate School
MMC—SASC 305
11:00AM—12:00PM
7
SJS: Love You Neighbor as Your Major
MMC—GC 314
1:00PM—2:00PM
15
What about Scholarships?
MMC—GC 305
12:00PM—1:00PM
16
LGBTQA 3D Series: Trans Justice
MMC—GC 314
12:00PM—2:00PM
17
Acing the Personal Statement
MMC—GC 216
10:00AM—11:00AM
17
Trans Day of Remembrance
MMC—GC Pit
11:00AM—2:00PM
30
Medical School Info Session and Tour
Space is limited. You must contact [email protected] to RSVP
9:30AM—10:30AM
BBC Events
August
Day
Workshop Title
Location
Time
30
MPAS and SSS Open House
BBC—WUC 253
All Day
31
Resume Writing/ Road to Career EXPO
BBC—WUC 255
12:00PM—1:00PM
Workshop Title
Location
Time
7
Social Justice Series (SJS): My Story of Racism
BBC—WUC 155
1:00PM—2:00PM
13
Transfer Student Success
BBC—WUC 255
11:00AM—12:00PM
15
MMI: The Wake Up
BBC—WUC 253
2:00PM—3:00PM
20
Boost My Brain: How to Get an A
BBC—WUC 255
10:00AM—11:00AM
21
Interviewing Skills/Salary Negotiation
BBC—WUC 255
12:00PM—1:00PM
22
LGBTQA Series: Voting Rights = Human Rights
BBC—WUC 155
12:00PM—2:00PM
27
SJS: The “N” Word Discussion
BBC—WUC 155
12:30PM—2:30PM
29
MMI: The Culture of Hip Hop
BBW—WUC 253
11:0AM—12:00PM
Workshop Title
Location
Time
3
Due in a Hour: How Not to Procrastinate
BBC—WUC 255
2:00PM—3:00PM
5
Career Portfolio as a Branding Tool
BBC—WUC 255
12:00PM—1:00PM
10
LSAT/MCAT Prep
BBC—WUC 255
10:00AM—11:00AM
11
National Coming Out Day
BBC—Panther Square
10:00AM
12
SJS: The Gun Debate
BBC—WUC 253
2:00PM—3:00PM
19
Who’s Got Your Vote?
BBC—WUC 157
2:00PM—3:00PM
25
FIU Undergraduate Research Opportunities
BBC—WUC 255
1:00PM—2:00PM
27
LGBTQA 3D Series: Intersex & Asexuality
BBC—WUC 155
12:00PM—2:00PM
Workshop Title
Location
Time
2
Do You Want to Go to Grad School?
BBC—WUC 157
12:00PM—2:00PM
8
Acing the Personal Statement
BBC—WUC 255
2:00PM—3:00PM
10
SJS: American Muslims
BBC—WUC 253
12:00PM—1:00PM
15
T-Party: Let’s Talk About It
BBC—WUC 155
12:00PM—1:00PM
16
Networking and Branding with LinkedIn
BBC—WUC 255
12:00PM—1:00PM
17
LGBTQA 3D Series: Trans Justice
BBC—WUC 155
12:00PM—2:00PM
29
MMI: A Classic Man
BBC - WUC 253
11:0A0AM—12:00PM
September
Day
October
Day
November
Day
6
Engineering Campus Events
September
Day Workshop Title
Location
Time
7
Resume/Cover Letter Writing
Engineering Campus 2300
3:30PM—4:30PM
19
Prepare for the Fair
Engineering Campus 2300
2:00PM—3:00PM
Location
Time
Engineering Campus 2300
3:30PM—4:30PM
October
Day Workshop Title
20
Salary Negotiations
November
Day
17
Workshop Title
Location
Time
Internships/Job Search Strategies
Engineering Campus 2300
3:30PM—4:30PM
Webinars
Every semester we try to offer you webinars every month for those of you with tight
schedules. Please see our list of full webinars below:
September
Day Workshop Title
Location
Time
http://connect.fiu/edu/studyabroadnse/
10:00AM—11:00AM
12 Money Management Webinar
http://connect.fiu.edu/managingmoney/
4:00PM—5:00PM
22 Speed Reading
http://connect.fiu.edu/speedreading/
11:00AM—12:00PM
Day Workshop Title
Location
Time
13 Credit: All You Need to Know
http://connect.fiu.edu/creditknow/
4:00PM—5:00PM
18 GRE Prep Resources
http://connect.fiu.edu/greprep/
3:00PM—4:00PM
26 Prepping & Applying to Graduate School
http://connect.fiu.edu/gradschoolapplications/
3:00PM—4:00PM
Day Workshop Title
Location
Time
10 Pay What You Owe: Loans
http://connect.fiu.edu/paywhatyouowe/
3:00PM—4:00PM
16 Educational Apps Webinar
http://connect.fiu.edu/educationapps/
4:00PM—5:00PM
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Study Abroad/National Student Exchange
October
November
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From all of us at SSS, we would like to congratulate our Summer 2016 graduates. Please join us in wishing
them all the best in their future endeavors! All of your hard work and time has paid off. SSS is very proud of
you!
Schelomith Doirin
Carla Juez
Derrick Ryals
Karen Gonzalez
Vanessa Morales
Ana Saint Louis
Lina Gonzalez
Chiante Reid
Kimkhun Soeun
Wedline Jean
Tirelle Roberts
Alejandra Vazquez
“While attending FIU, becoming part of SSS was one of the best things that could've happened to me. I
couldn't be more thankful for the opportunity of being part of this program, SSS not only helped me stay
on track but also provided me with words of encouragement and services that helped me excel and
exceed my expectations of getting through my classes. For those students in the program I would
recommend to take advantage of all the tools and services they have to offer, stay in touch with the
advisors and never ignore a doubt or concern that you may have, they always go out their way to find an
answer; they are there to help you and guide you. “
- Lina Gonzalez
Business at Sea
“On May 8th, I went on a study abroad trip with the FIU’s School of
Business to Portugal, Spain, and France for two weeks. The trip was
meant to expand our knowledge on how business works
internationally and different tactics that are used. Out of all the
countries I visited, my favorite part of the trip was going to Lisbon,
Portugal. The city was so vibrant and colorful and there was so much
history for such a small country. This country was also the place I got
the best souvenirs from! The trip will definitely benefit me in the
future as I got an outlook from the cultures, the people, and the
different lifestyles. I recommend every student to experience studying
abroad at least once because it definitely gives you a different view of
life and you will definitely want to explore the world more!”
~ Sedania Julmis
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Study Abroad in Perugia, Italy
“This summer I spent a little over a month in Perugia, Italy on study abroad. This
program was centered around getting students immersed in the Italian culture in
order to learn the language from authentic sources. While in Perugia I took classes at
the university that was dedicated to teaching foreigners Italian. Every day I would
walk to my class and sit amongst fellow students from all over the world and learn
Italian. My teachers were the best! The classes were taught fully in Italian- I got lost a
few times, but it became more manageable as I learned the language.
Being in Perugia, was an experience like no other. Meeting new people, trying new
foods, being a part of the culture- it was great. During the month of July in Perugia, a
huge jazz festival comes to town for about two weeks. This festival is set up all over
Perugia with big and small stages at several different spots. Each night different
artistes would perform and people would just walk from one stage to the next to see different performers. There were even street
performers just dancing, singing or playing instruments. There were even a couple clowns. This was my favorite part of the
experience, just seeing all these performers that came from different countries to this small town just to perform. And many
tourists came from all over just to see this festival as well. This was definitely a highlight of my experience.
My time in Perugia was well spent. It taught me how to interact with strangers, how to be mindful of and respect cultures different
from my own. As well as, it taught me how to be street smart- how to read maps and navigate without the constant use of
technology and how to ask for help when needed. These are all useful skills that I can put to use in my future as I continue into my
career and continue to travel the world.
This experience took me way out of my comfort zone. It taught me how to make friends with people from different cultures and
how not to be afraid of saying the wrong thing in a different language but rather learning from the mistake. It was frustrating at
times not being able to fully comprehend conversations, sometimes I just stayed quiet because I was afraid of saying the wrong
thing, but I overcame and soon learned to make mistakes and learn from them. I never imagined that I would be able to do study
abroad- as a first generation college student and a minority, I had many challenges that I faced before embarking on this journey. I
managed to overcome these with help from the Study Abroad Office. If you want to go abroad talk to them and they will be able to
help you find scholarships and a program to fit your major. I loved my time abroad, it was an experience well worth it! If you have
an opportunity to study abroad- take it. I can’t wait to do it again.”
~ Chantae Brown
Study Abroad in Angers, France
“Angers is located in Loire Valley (western, France). This is a 5 weeks immersion program
where you learn about the French language and culture. I was able to stay with a French
family, where breakfast and dinner was provided. This was the best way to really pick up
on the French language and culture. This has been the best learning experience of my life.
I was able to gain an invaluable experience and learn new things about other cultures as
well as my own!! You get See new places (Eiffel tower) and make friends from around the
world!! Why Not Study Abroad!!”
~ Sherine Metayer
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France Study Abroad with Honors College
“From July 1st to the 31st, I completed France study abroad with the Honors College where I had the chance to enhance my
knowledge of France and its culture. The program is a one month program where students get to study art, war and human rights.
Students learn about the French Revolution, World War II, and the parallelism between Americans and French etc. In addition,
students get to travel across France to different places including Paris, Versailles, Lyon, Normandy and the Alps. When it comes to
lodgment, each student gets their own dorm in Paris with their own bathroom and fridge. Meanwhile for the trips to other cities,
which usually last two or three days, they get to stay with one or two other students of their choice. I truly enjoyed every single
aspect of the program. What I loved the most about the class is the fact that I got to experience history by visiting the places that I
learned about. I stood in Omaha beach, which is one of the beaches where D-Day occurred as I learned more about D-Day and
World War II. I also love the fact that I got to meet courageous men that made an impact during World War II. I met Joseph
Weismann, a holocaust survivor whose story has inspired the movie The Round Up. I got the opportunity to hear his story from
him and I also got a signed copy of his book. Anyone can travel to France but not everyone gets the opportunity to meet some of
the courageous and influential men that I had the pleasure of meeting. Meeting French resistance fighters and holocaust survivors
made me reflect on who I am and taught me the importance of standing up to any injustice. It reinforced the idea that I am the
future of this world and the decisions that I make can have an impact on the world whether it is positive or not. I enjoyed every
single place that I visited because they each had their own uniqueness and beauty. Out of all the places I visited, the Alps has left
the most impact on me; I loved every single part of it from the hike to the
food. We stayed in the Alpine mountain range where they gave us local
breakfast, lunch and dinner. They grow their own fruits and vegetables
therefore the food was fresh and delicious. The hike to the Alps was my
very first hike and it was a challenging but also a wonderful experience. It
was not easy but once I reached the picturesque top, it was all worth it. For
those of you that are considering study abroad, my advice to you is to do
it. Don't hesitate and don't be afraid, you will not regret it. It is a unique
and priceless experience. If I have the chance to complete it again, I
definitely would.”
~ Schnaida Cazeau
This summer many of our students completed internships both in and out of Miami. Want to
have an internship next summer? Talk to Dr. Cruz and Mrs. Moira Lertora Chacon to learn what
you can do to make it happen.
Kevin Vergara at Philadelphia with
PricewaterhouseCoopers
“This past summer I had the opportunity to intern in Philadelphia with
the accounting firm PwC. It was my first time being away from home
which was scary at first but over time I came to love the freedom. At
PwC, I shadowed staff from various areas of the company which helped
me identify what I want to do once I graduate and begin working fulltime. While working, I was also able to bond with my fellow interns
throughout the summer which helped create a community much like
the one here at SSS. If you are looking for an internship, I highly
recommend going to the various career fairs held at school, joining a
school organization related to your field of interest, going to career
services so that they can help you find companies that may interest you,
and coming to the SSS office so you can receive feedback on your
personal statements / resumes. I’m a business major so I joined ALPFA
last year and that helped me make connections with professionals in
the companies I wanted to work for.”
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Are you interested in getting involved on campus? Would you like to develop leadership skills
and participate in community service projects? If so, then be sure to connect with the Student
Support Services Club.
1st General Meeting:
Wednesday, August 31st
2:00PM—3:00PM
MMC, GC 216
Come by for the SSS Club meet and greet. Join us for some food and get to know the
Executive Board members. They will be sharing the clubs plans for the new academic year.
Find out about upcoming events and how you can get involved.
President: Mahogany Mills
Vice President: Palens Pacius
Treasurer: Christones Michel
CSO Rep: Diana Cruz
Community Service Coordinator: Jean-Roldson St. Juste
Secretary: Marguerite Saint-Julien
Join today at: https://orgsync.com/63925/chapter
Questions? Email us at [email protected]
Don’t miss these great events being put on by the Career and Talent Development:
Career EXPO @ BBC
Internship Fair @ MMC
Career Fair @ MMC
Thursday, September 8th, 2016
September 15th, 2016
September 26-27th, 2016
9:30AM—3:00PM
11:00AM—3:00PM
3:00PM—7:00PM
WUC Ballrooms
Graham Center Ballrooms
Graham Center Ballrooms
For details click here
For details click here
For details click here
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Schedule your appointments with
Dr. Jeannette Cruz: sssdrcruz.youcanbook.me
Mrs. Moira Lertora Chacon:: sss_mlchacon.youcanbook.me
Contact Us
Important Dates
Monday, August 22nd
Monday, September 5
MMC Office
Classes begin
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Labor Day Holiday (University Closed)
Monday, August 29th
Last day to add courses; last day to drop courses or withdraw from the
University without incurring financial liability for Tuition and Fees
Tuesday, August 30th
Fall semester Payment Due Date
Tuesday, August 30th
Last day for students to apply for a Short Term Loan
Wednesday, August 31
$100 late payment fee assessed for outstanding balances
Tuesday, September 6
Cancellation of Enrollment for unpaid Tuition and Fee balances not covered by
Payment Plan, Scholarships or other awards
Friday, September 16th
Last day to apply for graduation at the end of Fall 2014 term
Friday, September 16
Last day to withdraw from the University with a 25% refund of Tuition
Monday, October 31
Deadline to drop a course with a DR grade
Monday, October 31
Deadline to withdraw from the University with a WI grade
Friday, November 11
Veterans Day Holiday (University Closed)
Thursday & Friday,
November 24&25
Thanksgiving Holiday (University Closed)
Saturday, November 26
No Saturday Classes
Monday –
Saturday, December 5–10
Final week of the semester - modified class schedule: Final exams and other
course assessment activities are scheduled during this week
Saturday, December 10
On-campus exams for online courses
December TBA
Commencement exercises
Thursday, December 15
Complete grade report available to students by web
Graham Center 265
Phone: (305) 348-6424
Fax: (305) 348-1911
Open Mon.—Thurs. (8AM-6PM)
Fridays (8AM—5PM)
BBC Office
Wolfe University Center 253
Phone: (305) 919-5817
Fax: (305) 919-4258
Open Mon.—Fri. (8AM—5PM)
Website
http://go.fiu.edu/sss
Email
[email protected]
Dr. Jeannette Cruz
[email protected]
(305) 348– 0228
Text: (786) 708-1231
Mrs. Moira L. Chacon
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[email protected]
(305) 919-5306
Text: (305) 928-8094
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