『新东方在线托福听力』为托福考生准备了ETS托福TPO/Official 41 Con 2听力练习：Why does the woman suggest that the student speak to a university librarian?原文题目答案解析，TPO/Official 41 Con 2听力原文范文音频翻译。

托福TPO/Official 41 Con 2听力原文Why does the woman suggest that the student speak to a university librarian?【新东方在线】

旁白：接下来你会听到一段发生在学生和一位财政援助官员的对话。

Narrator: Listen to a conversation between a student and a financial aid official.

工作人员：你好，请问有什么可以帮到您吗？

学生：您好，我想要得到关于付学费的一些帮助，你懂得，就是一些经济方面的资助。

Student: Yes, I'd like to get help with the, you know, payment for my classes, some sort of financial aid.

但问题是，我对于这方面不是很了解，所以我不知道从哪入手。

The problem is I don't know much about it, so I don't really know where to begin.

我看到了这一张勤工俭学项目的海报，

I saw this poster about work-study programs.

你能跟我详细的说一下是什么情况吗？

工作人员：好的，你说的是那个由政府支持的勤工俭学的项目对吧。

Employee: Well, I think you're talking about the government sponsored work-study program.

是这么回事，你在校园里工作，然后工资按时薪算，就像一份正常的工作一样。

It works like this: you work on campus and get paid an hourly wage just like a regular job.

但是，不同的是，你不会直接拿到薪水，你的工资会直接用来支付学费账单。但是几乎所有的勤工俭学项目都是按照最低工资给的，数额非常低。

However, instead of getting a paycheck, the money goes directly to your bill for your courses, but almost all work-study jobs pay minimum wage, which is usually pretty low.

事实上，如果你在校园之外找到一份工作的话，收入会更好，并且你拿到的工资可以任由你自己支配。比如说：你可以用来付房租，或者买教科书。

The truth is: you might do better getting a job off campus since you can do whatever you want with the money, like paying your rent or... or buying textbooks.

学生：谢谢你。你的信息对我来说非常有用。所以，我怎么样才能找到校外工作的一些信息？

Student: Thanks! That's very useful. So how do I find out what's out there?

工作人员：让我给你看看不同项目的目录，以及一些奖学金的目录吧。

Employee: Let me show you our catalogue of various programs as well as scholarships offered here.

如果你能获得一份好的奖学金的话，那对你来说是最好不过了，因为这样你就不用还钱了。

That's your best bet really, if you can find a good scholarship, because you don't have to pay the money back.

如果你的成绩够好，或者你的背景条件符合的话，你就有可能能申请到奖学金。

You might qualify if your grades are good enough or if you have the right background.

学生：好的，听上去我应该试一下。

Student: Yeah, that sounds like something I should try for.

工作人员：这是我的目录副本，但如果你想要的话，我给你复印一下给你一份

Employee: Now, this is my desk-copy of the catalogue, but I can give you your own copy if you want.

哦对了，你记得去学校图书馆看一下。

Oh yeah, be sure to visit the university library, too.

那里有一整个区域，都是关于经济资助的，还包括了一些申请表也都在那里。

There's a whole section on financial aid including application forms.

学生：为什么不是所有的信息都在这份目录本中呢？那样的话会简单很多。

Student: Why isn't all the information listed in the catalogue? It'd be so much easier.

工作人员：如果这样做的话，这本目录就会厚的拿也拿不起来了。

Employee: Oh, if we did that, the catalogue would be too heavy to pick up.

市民俱乐部，基金会，来自全国各地的机构向大学生提供奖学金或其他财政援助，各种公司有帮助员工的孩子上大学的资助项目。

Civic clubs, foundations, organizations from all over the country offer scholarships or other financial assistance to college students and all kinds of companies have programs to help their employees' children go to college.

如果你的父母中有一位就职于大公司，让他们看看他们的公司有没有类似的项目。

If either of your parents works for a large corporation, have them check to see if their companies do that.

哦对了，我的爸爸是一家很大的会计公司的员工，而且他是某一个专业会计组织的成员。

Hey, my dad works for a big accounting firm and he's a member of a professional accounting organization.

你觉得这样的背景，我有没有可能会申请到奖学金？

工作人员：这很常见，尤其是如果你计划要走上会计这条道路的话

Employee: Yes, that's fairly common, especially if you are planning to go into accounting.

What do you plan to do after you graduate?

我已经参加了一个牙医的预科项目。

I'm enrolled in a pre-med program for dentistry.

工作人员：好的。那么我建议你在图书馆里找找看和牙医学有关的机构组织的信息。

Employee: Okay. So I'd suggest looking in the library for information on organizations that have to do with dentistry.

他们也许会向想要加入牙医界的学生提供奖学金。

Any number of them might offer scholarships to students planning to join their profession.

学生：好的，我肯定会去研究研究的。

Student: I'll definitely investigate that one.

工作人员：那就好。同时也别忘记了和图书管理员聊一聊你的这件事。

Employee: Great! But be sure to talk to one of our librarians, too.

他们可能某些问题都被问了千百遍了，所以问他们会给你省很多时间的。

They get the same questions over and over, so they can save you a great deal of time.

What is the woman’s opinion of the work-study program?

Why does the woman mention civic clubs, foundations, and large corporations?

Why does the woman ask the student about his career plans?

Why does the woman suggest that the student speak to a university librarian?

Listen to a conversation between a student and a financial aid officialOfficial Hi, can I help you?Student Yes, I’d like to get help with the, you know, the payments, for my classes, some sort of the financial aid? The problem is I don’t know much about it, so I don’t really where to begin. I saw this poster about work-study programs. Can you tell me something about that?Official Well, I think you are talking about the government sponsored work study program. It works like this. You work on campus and get paid an hourly wage, just like a regular job. However, instead of getting a paycheck, the money goes directly to your bills for your courses, but almost all work study jobs paying minimum wage, which is usually pretty low. The truth is, you might do better getting a job off campus, since you can do whatever you want with your money, like paying your rent or buying textbooks.Student Thanks. That’s very useful. So how do I find out what’s out there?Official Let me show you our catalogue’s various programs, as well as the scholarships offered here. That’s your best bet really, if you can find a good scholarship, because you don’t have to pay the money back. You might qualify if your grades are good enough, or you have the right background.Student Yeah. That sounds like something I should try for.Official Now, this is my desk copy of catalogue, but I can give you your own copy if you want. Oh yeah, be sure to visit the university library too. There is a whole section on financial aid, including application forms.Student Why isn’t the information listed in the catalogue? It’d be so much easier.Official Oh, we are afraid the catalogue would be too heavy to pick up. Civic club foundations, organizations, from all the country offer scholarships or other financial assistance to college students. And all kinds of companies have programs to help their employees’ children go to college. If either of your parents works for a large corporation, have them check to see if their companies do that.Student Ok, good idea. Hi, my dad works for a big counting firm, and he is a member of professional accounting organization. Do you think they offer financial aid?Official Yes, that’s fairly common, especially if you are planning to go into accounting. What are you studying? What you plan to do after you graduate?Student I want to become a dentist. I’m enrolled in a program for dentistry.Official Ok, so I suggest looking in the library for information or organizations that have to do with dentistry. Any number of them might offer scholarships to students planning to join their profession.Student I will definitely investigate that one.Official Great, but be sure to talk to one of our librarians too. They get the same questions over and over, so they can save you a great deal of time. <img alt="" height="396" src="/upload/image/1516171302102.png" width="528" />

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