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Scholarships help bridge the gap for the Black community in Colorado: "Affording college is very much impossible"

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By Mekialaya White Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Going to college is pricey. As those costs push more students to rethink higher education, scholarshipsare filling a critical gap. In fact, those funds are life-changing. Lana Hassan is proof of that. "I'm really excited, yeah, I'm really excited," she said. Lana Hassan Hassan has a lot to be excited about. She's a recent East High School graduate and incoming freshman at the University of Southern California. She's getting $10,000 a year to help fund her studies.
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Colorado treasurer wants to help put money in your pocket with payback program

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By Mekialaya White Verified
| MSN Verified
Funds are tight for many Coloradans, and a state-run program is helping you get more of your money back in your pocket. It's called the Great Colorado Payback. Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young says he wants to ensure residents are reunited with unclaimed funds. "The treasury is actually giving you money. It's your money," Young told CBS Colorado. "It's money you've been separated from. It might have been a last paycheck, or deposit on utility.
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Colorado Treasurer wants to help put money in your pocket with payback program

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By Mekialaya White Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Funds are tight for many Coloradans, and a state-run program is helping you get more of your money back in your pocket. It's called the Great Colorado Payback. Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young says he wants to ensure residents are reunited with unclaimed funds. "The treasury is actually giving you money. It's your money," Young told CBS Colorado. "It's money you've been separated from. It might have been a last paycheck, or deposit on utility.
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