Considering the difficulty of financial time series forecasting in financial aid, much of the current research focuses on leveraging big data analytics in financial services. One modern approach is to utilize "predictive analysis", analogous to forecasting financial trends. However, many of these time series data in Financial Aid (FA) pose unique challenges due to limited historical datasets and high dimensional financial information, which hinder the development of effective predictive models that balance accuracy with efficient runtime and memory usage. Pre-trained foundation models are employed to address these challenging tasks. We use state-of-the-art time series models including pre-trained LLMs (GPT-2 as the backbone), transformers, and linear models to demonstrate their ability to outperform traditional approaches, even with minimal ("few-shot") or no fine-tuning ("zero-shot"). Our benchmark study, which includes financial aid with seven other time series tasks, shows the potential of using LLMs for scarce financial datasets.

How has generative AI impacted the experiences of college students? We study the influence of AI on the study habits, class choices, and career prospects of Harvard undergraduates (n = 326), finding that almost 90% of students use generative AI. For roughly 25% of these students, AI has begun to substitute for attending office hours and completing required readings. Half of students are concerned that AI will negatively impact their job prospects, and over half of students wish that Harvard had more classes on the future impacts of AI. We also investigate students' outlook on the broader social implications of AI, finding that half of students are worried that AI will increase economic inequality, and 40% believe that extinction risk from AI should be treated as a global priority with the same urgency as pandemics and nuclear war. Around half of students who have taken a class on AI expect AI to exceed human capabilities on almost all tasks within 30 years. We make some recommendations to the Harvard community in light of these results.

In these tough times one can learn new skills to get themselves better. How to apply for financial aid for any course? Now you will see 2 main questions and couple of small ones. This part will give you a rough idea of the answers, that I gave. Ans: I am currently an active student from India, so I am investing all my resources, from money (mostly sponsored by my parents) to all of my energy into my study.

More colleges are using artificial intelligence to increase their enrollments, target financial aid ... [ ] and improve retention rates. Artificial intelligence (AI) has gradually become accepted by colleges and universities as an effective tool for automating a number of tasks effectively and efficiently. Chatbots can answer students' questions about class scheduling or check in with them about their mental health. AI-generated emails can remind students about important deadlines, prompt them to register for classes, turn in assignments and pay their fees on time. And, in a particularly controversial use, AI-based software is increasingly able to detect plagiarized assignments.

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There is little doubt that artificial intelligence technologies will be transformational. Breathtaking advances will be made, extraordinary wealth will be created, and many of our social and institutional structures will be transformed. However, many of these machine learning tools and approaches have the capacity for inequitable outcomes due to humans unconsciously embedding bias in AI technology during data collection, model design or end-use applications. AI uses are highlighting instances of inequitable design and impact. The Swedish AI Grant Fund provides financial aid, grants, and scholarships to those who are working, researching, and/or involved in the African artificial intelligence industry and want to develop solutions that promote equality, safety, and security.

Each of the four weeks in the course will consist of two required components. First, an interactive textbook provides Python programming challenges that arise from real biological problems. If you haven't programmed in Python before, not to worry! We provide "Just-in-Time" exercises from the Codecademy Python track (https://www.codecademy.com/learn/python). And each page in our interactive textbook has its own discussion forum, where you can interact with other learners.

The text message from Billy arrived on students' phones the week of final exams. "It took a lot of hard work, perseverance, and strength to get here, but you've finally made it to the other side -- the end of the semester! I wanted to take a minute and say that I am so proud of you ..." Three emoji hearts concluded the message. "Love you Billy thank you." Heart heart heart. "Thanks Billy, we did it together."

In this module, we introduce the core idea of teaching a computer to learn concepts using data--without being explicitly programmed. The Course Wiki is under construction. Please visit the resources tab for the most complete and up-to-date information.

Today, nearly 40 percent of students at U.S. colleges are age 25 or older. They often work at least part time to afford tuition and living costs, and many are juggling school and family responsibilities like caring for children. Time is a precious resource for them. These "nontraditional" students require flexibility so that they can accommodate all their responsibilities while pursuing their higher education. As the demand for more flexibility grows, so does the demand for online learning.