Engineering students speak about their experiences in the Engineering Industry Fellowship program at the University of the Pacific.

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Students at the University of the Pacific learn from Phil Schroeder, a professional music producer, how to cut tracks for a music jingle in the Universitys digital recording studio.

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Alternative Spring Break is a program at Pacific dedicated to helping community. It is part of a nation-wide program to help communities in need. One of the best things about the program is learning about the community and culture while helping and make a difference in that community.

Are you an admitted student and ready to come to Pacific? Confirm online at http://www.pacific.edu/admitte d/ !

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Short interview with University of the Pacific student Mikha Sarmiento. She discusses how most of her education is being paid for by Pacific's Community Involvement Program scholarship. For more information about Financial Aid, visit: http://www.pacific.edu/financi alaid

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Short interview with University of the Pacific student and soccer player Kimberly Hargrave. She discusses how her education is being paid for by a Pacific athletic scholarship and Cal Grant.

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Short interview with University of the Pacific student Mary Lake. She discusses how her education is being paid for by Pacific's $10,000 Regent scholarship and $2,500 Bishop scholarship, as well as loans and other scholarships.

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University of the Pacific freshman Tylicia Hooker talks about her first year at Pacific. Born in Oakland, CA, Tylicia went to high school in Stockton, CA, home of Pacific's main campus. She is a political science major who has self-designed a minor in educational policy.

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University of the Pacific senior Charles Bolton talks about his experience at Pacific and some of the organizations and activities he has been involved in during his four years. The Sacramento native is a political science major with a minor in pre-law. Bolton is president of the Black Student Union and a member of the University's Black History Month Planning Committee.

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University of the Pacific junior Irene Montanez talks about why she came to Pacific and some of the Latino student organizations on campus. The Stockton native is majoring in business administration with a minor in pre-law.

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Alternative Spring Break is a program at Pacific dedicated to helping community. It is part of a nation-wide program to help communities in need. One of the best things about the program is learning about the community and culture while helping and make a difference in that community.

Are you an admitted student and ready to come to Pacific? Confirm online at http://www.pacific.edu/admitte d/ !

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Its a great day to be a Tiger! Tye Davis talks about explains what brought him to Pacific. With its small class size, personal learning, sense of community, and active student body are just some examples of things that brought Tye to Pacific.

Are you an admitted student and ready to come to Pacific? Confirm online at http://www.pacific.edu/admitte d/ !

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Calling all Musicians and music fans. Pacific's student life program ASUOP has a unique organization called Musical Fusion to given musician on campus access to space and to network with other musicians at Pacific. Musical Fusion is the perfect setup for finding the right people to start your own band.

Are you an admitted student and ready to come to Pacific? Confirm online at http://www.pacific.edu/admitte d/ !

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