The series will feature free legal education classes taught by volunteer lawyers and judges. The public is invited to attend the classes, which teach participants about the law in a “user friendly” manner.

The classes will feature discussions on many topics including bankruptcy, credit and debt collection, avoiding disaster rip-offs, immigration, family law, juvenile law, small claims court, landlord/tenant law, wills, debt collection, lemon laws, social security, consumer scams and credit problems.

Classes will be held at 9:00 a.m. to noon on February 2^nd, May 4^th, August 3^rd and November 2^nd in the Don K. Clark building at PVAMU. Registration is required and it opens at 8:00 a.m. each class day.

1.       degree plans ++++++

a.       degree plan or the new research going on in the college of engineering.

b.      degree plans as well as Greek organizations

c.       student life and updated degree plans

d.      Inaccurate information (regarding calendar and degree plans.

2.       grades and financial information (FINANCIAL AID) +++

a.       scholarships and possibly grants and summer applications available.

b.      I needed to know what my total amount/cost for the semester and it didn't tell that. A bunch of charges and fees, but no total summary amount.

c.       What my fees cover

d.      Date that financial aid would be placed in account.

e.      Cost of summer school

f.        All tuition rates and information on the marching band,

3.       Student Life

a.       student activity group descriptions, the times they meet, and maybe some pictures of their events. ++

b.      student mail for places that don't deliver to P.O Boxes

c.       housing information ++