C15
FEATURE that Caldwell was the director of Admissions and Enrollment Services. Steele said that Caldwell asked him what classes he needed to take for the fall semester, and eventually signed him up. During that semester Steele worked only one job and paid for school as he went. Steele did this through the following spring semester as well. “I’ve made my own, like, 10-month plan, so by the end of these 10 months… I will be able to pay my college as I am going to college,” Steele said. Steele said that getting involved allowed him to understand how offices around campus work and how people on campus really want to help you succeed. This past summer, Steele got a job for Student Affairs at the Call Center, where he gets to answer questions for people who are going through similar financial situations like him. Steele said that getting to provide those answers for people is really rewarding. “I don’t want anyone to be in that tight of a hole,” Steele said. Even though Steele said that he would never want someone to go through the financial worry that he did, he said he still believes that going to college is worth it. “I really, really believe that college is 20 percent getting your degree. College is 80 percent meeting the people who are going to change your life forever,” Steele said.
Students line the hallways outside of the financial aid office on the first floor of the Nigh. Remington Steele works in the call center, in part, to assist these students in getting the aid they need to pay for school and get their education. Photo by Cara Johnson, The Vista.
In his spare time, Steele works on a video game with six other people, T:9.75 ‘’ some of which are also Computer Science majors from UCO. Steele is the project lead of the team and helps
them set up goals and deadlines. The team is currently still working on the game but are hoping to finish it sometime soon.
Roommate3of5
@Cutiecake2222
When bae’s face is buffering on video chat because your roommate won’t stop streaming Game of Thrones. #collegeproblems
1:30 PM ⋅ Aug 13
Created Manos Hatzidakis from the by Noun Project
T:7 ‘’
EXCLUSIVE COLLEGE OFFER
CONTOUR FLEX + COX HIGH SPEED INTERNET SM
877-279-6143
|
69 Prices starting at
$
99 per mo. for 12 mo.*
Cox Solutions Store®
|
With Cox, stream enough entertainment for every roommate. END THE BUFFERING DRAMA: > The NEW Contour Flex with 5 simultaneous streams. Your choice of HBO,® Showtime,® Cinemax® or STARZ®— no cable box needed! > Cox High Speed Internet and access to fast in-home WiFi.
cox.com/college
*Offer ends 09/30/16. Available to new residential customers in Cox service areas. $69.99/month includes Cox Starter TV and CHSI Essential. Choice of one premium ( HBO, Cinemax, Showtime or Starz) included for 12 months. After 12 months, regular rates apply. See www.cox.com for current rates. Prices exclude installation/ activation fees, equipment charges, inside wiring fees, additional outlets, taxes, surcharges (including $3.00/mo. video Broadcast Surcharge), and other fees. Not all services and features available everywhere. A credit check and/or deposit may be required. Set top box optional and available for $8.50/month rental fee. Offer not combinable with other offers. 5 GB free cloud storage included. A DOCSIS 3 modem is required to consistently receive optimal speeds for Essential and higher tiers, and is strongly recommended for all other tiers. Uninterrupted or error-free Internet service, or the speed of your service, is not guaranteed. Actual speeds vary. See www.cox.com/internetdisclosures for complete Cox Internet Disclosures. Other restrictions may apply. ©2016 Cox Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.