'A' Day of Giving
Thursday-Friday, Oct. 10-11: This Homecoming 2024, light the way for deserving Aggie scholars with your contribution during Utah State’s “1888 Minutes of Giving” campaign.
This year, the College of Science asks your gifts for the college’s Student Hardship Fund. Our students sometimes face unexpected financial demands that can derail their academic progress and even force them to abandon their educational plans.
Your gift to the College of Science Student Hardship Fund can ease a scholar’s stressful burden, and make the difference in keeping them on course toward successful completion of their USU degree.
Because of accumulated hospital bills for myself and my son, I won’t be able to pay my school fees on time.
An unexpected $1,800 medical expense wiped out my savings, and I can’t pay this semester’s tuition.
We have a huge medical bill for my wife, who has no health insurance, and we’re struggling to pay for rent and utilities.
I have a medical bill I can’t afford. I’m working hard as a doctoral student and I don’t want to give up.
Our child was in NICU for two months. The medical bills have drained our savings, and we’re struggling to pay for rent and food.
