If you are currently in high school and are interested in earning college credits at no cost, then the Pathways for the Future program (PFF) is for you.
Learn what an attorney, a nurse, and a sports business intern have in common. Arizona State University students participating in the Pathways for the Future program had the opportunity to find out at a unique networking event held Friday, January 19, at State Farm’s Marinalink, located in downtown Tempe, Arizona. “New Year with New Neighbors” offered ASU Pathways for the Future scholars and awardees the chance to connect with and hear from State Farm employees and professionals from diverse careers. “Hearing the perspectives of these panelists who work here at State Farm in these very different roles opened my eyes as to what kind of career opportunities are out there outside of my general field of study,” said Kenneth Phimmasone, a PFF scholar currently earning his master's degree in industrial engineering. Read more about this special event, and be sure to check out the corresponding video!
The Award will allow you to take up to 24 introductory credits toward an undergraduate degree or certificate in one of three distinct tracks:
· Engineering
· Business
· Liberal arts and sciences
Now's the time to apply for the Pathways for the Future award. Register to obtain an ASU rite ID, then apply for the Award.
Space is limited – so don't wait! Watch our video to learn how to apply, or view our Flyer for additional information.
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