'After party' provides money to help students stuck at the last minute.

The article reports on the scholarship grants awarded to students by Yvette Underdue Murph, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Enrollment Management, North Carolina A&T University. It states that candidates range from freshmen to graduate students, including one with a $70 balance and an engineering student with $2,600 debt. In addition, students are called to meet with officials to discuss their financial obligations and offered with payment plans.