Nevaeh's final semester of a law degree in Corpus Christi

Nevaeh is the first person in the family to go to university. She is studying a law degree at Corpus Christi Polytechnic, and is one semester away from graduating. She has worked as a library assistant to pay the way, but this term the hours were cut and there's an unpaid balance of $4,650. The registrar has said Nevaeh can't enroll for the next term until the balance is cleared. Nevaeh has a first-class average, and an academic advisor has written in support. Graduating means a stable job and the chance to support the younger siblings. Without enrolling this term Nevaeh would lose her place and scholarship eligibility. Nevaeh isn't asking for a handout - She wants to finish what She started and help the next student. Everything raised goes to the university's accounts office toward the outstanding balance and the final term's fees. Where the $4,650 goes: • Outstanding tuition balance: $1,100 • Final term tuition: $3,100 • Exam and lab fees: $150 • Textbooks and materials: $300 I never thought I'd be the one asking, and I'm grateful for every bit of support.