Richard Smith

I was refreshed on some of the requirements for the scholarship and the new ones that are in effect next semester. For example you have to be a full time student (at least 12 Credit hours) to stay on/ receive the promise scholarship

I learned valuable information on transferring colleges. We were also given a list of websites that can help to compare the financial cost of universities and colleges.

We went over the expectations for the semester along either new and old rules by playing a interactive Kahoot game. I learned that since it's y last semester I'm not required to get the full 30 hour requirement if I don't hva enough classes left.

Volunteering at the food pantry was a rewarding experience where I helped to organize care packages with hygienic items. I got to work with others and have joy in knowing I was helping families and people who are less fortunate than I am.

I learned very useful information about next semester’s promise requirements. For instance we have up to 7 business days after service hours are due to receive credit.

I had a lot of fun at the kickback. They served pizza, wings, and chips and had lots of board games. I had a great time connecting with other students and learned how to play spades!

We talked with club members about investing into stocks and what companies to invest in.

During this general body meeting, two guests joined us and were welcomed into an interactive session. To provide more personalized and relevant information, the executive board split into two groups—each focused on an important financial literacy topic.

We created a budget for April with group members. We discussed how spending habits went in March and what improvement can be made.

During this club meeting we worked on how to file taxes with the club members.