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07
May

Is There Any Other Way to Pay College/university Besides Getting Scholarships?

Posted by Sandra Wright

I mean, Im not well familiar with loans and that stuff, Is there enough money out there for Colleges? Lets put it this way….Im a senior about to graduate, but my GPA really sucks! and besides it, Im not able to apply to scholarships because my VISA won’t let me work in U.S, hence, I have no social security, therefore, I cant apply to FAFSA, soooo, Im screwed! … Im getting my paperwork fixed, but that will be AFTER I graduate. This worries me because I wanted to start right away, but there aint enough money….Im planning to go to a State College(Edison College in FL), then transfer to a public university(University of Florida). I know getting my bachelors is expensive, but Im not giving up!!! So I need the Yahoo Community to help me out on this…are there scholarships for people like me??? at this time??? What can I do??? Any UF student out there?

…I want to earn a bachelor in science to work in the medical field.**
OK let me get this right…Im still in high school ok, I haven’t even applied for college.

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22
Apr

College Tuition?

Posted by Sandra Wright

College Tuition?

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tuition and fees are $122 (4.8. percent) higher than the. National who enroll about 17 percent of. the nation’s community. college students, where community …Read more
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Im a Marine Wife and I am planning on moving with my husband to his pds very soon. I am going to continue my education for a career in the medical field. I was wondering if Imove out of state do I pay out-of-state student tuition or do i pay regular tuition as if I lived in that state. Techincally I will be living in that state and not moving to that state just to attend college there. Does anybody know how this works?

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