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Clark College students feel brunt of financial aid cuts: ‘Where’s that $1,000?’

With federal CARES funding exhausted, many are losing options for assistance

By Zoe Buhrmaster and Griffin Reilly, The Columbian
Published: September 22, 2022, 6:00am
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Clark College student Dinara Dursun works at the school's financial aid office. Dursun, a sophomore at Clark, said she's been finding it increasingly difficult to get financial assistance this year.
Clark College student Dinara Dursun works at the school's financial aid office. Dursun, a sophomore at Clark, said she's been finding it increasingly difficult to get financial assistance this year. (James Rexroad for The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Clark College sophomore Dinara Dursun noticed right away the lack of financial assistance for her tuition and fees for fall quarter this year.

“It was emergency grants; that’s what I got last year. And this year, I was like, you know, where’s my money? Where’s that $1,000?”

Dursun, 24, will graduate from Clark in June with an associate degree in digital media arts with a focus in graphic design.

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