I have no job, and may not be able to find a job into the semester depending on Yale’s social distancing policies. With all the uncertainty and so many out of work, I believe it is completely unfair to ask low income students to contribute to their education when families are struggling as it is.
Maya Ingram, She/Her, Morse 2023
In order to cover my SIC, I have had to work between 17 and 19 hours every week for each of my three years attending Yale University both on and off campus. I had to Read more…
COVID-19 has affected my family because both of my parents work low-income jobs. My mom is an essential worker, but my dad was laid off. I’ve had to go back on food stamps. I’ve always Read more…
“At the start of my sophomore year, a friend and I both decided to go to Yale Health for therapy. During my intake appointment, one of the questions asked was if I wanted a therapist Read more…