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Toby Bresky helps identify Jewish students needing funds for ...
I've long been familiar with the tremendous work and tireless efforts that Toby Bresky of JFSA expends on behalf of area college students in their search for college scholarships.
Therefore, it was a pleasure to read that her efforts are being publicly lauded ("Milestones honors trailblazer Toby Bresky," CJN, June 9). Fifteen years ago, I founded the Scholarship Program of the Cleveland Advertising Association which gives out $20,000.00 yearly in scholarships to college juniors and seniors majoring in advertising, public relations and marketing at Ohio schools. Toby has helped me identify Jewish students who could benefit from these targeted funds. Many of "our" students who received CAA scholarships have gone on to terrific jobs within the Northeast Ohio advertising and public-relations industry and are active, contributing members of our local Jewish community; they found it unnecessary to migrate to other markets.Additionally, Toby continues to refer students to The Hebrew Free Loan Association.
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Report: Ohio Students to Pay at Least $2198 More for College ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 30 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Ohio students will have to pay $2198 to $2645 more in college loans beginning Saturday, according to a new report released today by the research arm of the Campaign for America's Future. College students and graduates will be pushed deeper into debt as interest rates on Stafford loans -- the basic student loan -- rise from 5.3 percent to 7.14 percent on old loans and to 6.8 percent on new loans at the end of this week.
Parents that take out PLUS loans to help their children pay for an undergraduate education also face rising interest rates. This Saturday, rates on PLUS loans will increase from 6.1 percent to nearly 8 percent for existing loans and to 8.5 percent on new loans, costing the average parent nationally an extra $3000 and $3953 respectively.