Continuing Education

Taja asked:


How How long do you to be in school, what type of education do you need to be family lawyer. I’m doing a research for school?

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MQM asked:


i was a second year in telecom engineering but i leave my degree incomplete. i am now earning a good amount of money. should i continue my degree.

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Friend Knots asked:


looking for on line classes that want cost a arm and leg to get certfication from accredited source.

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tairome3 asked:


I owe loans so i dont qualify for the FASFA

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dhazelton_99 asked:


He currently has received Fasfa, but could use additional monies for boarding, books ect. Unfortuately my credit is not good and I cannot co-sign for a loan. So I am hoping that we can receive some grants.

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lakergirl64 asked:


I have looked online and all it keeps giving me is those pay for information sites. I think that those could be scams. Does anyone know of any real sites to go to?

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Stephanie asked:


I am a single mom who wants to go to school for a radiology technician degree. I am going to need financial aid for this, and have no idea what to do when it comes to grants and loans. I have tried applying online, but they all want to know things like when I will graduate,and etc. I am not enrolled in any school yet, and have no idea where to start. Any advice will be helpful. Thank You!

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nikkideejay [Su-Fi! :)] asked:


Ok so I know that there used to be a law that if you were under 18 and you got social security benefits because one of your parents was one it, and you turned 18, but you continued your education and went to college, that you still got your benefits. Does this still continue today? My mom told me it doesn’t, but she also told me that my checks only went up $14 because my Dad died, which I know for a fact isn’t true. And she is a bit of a cheap wad, so I just want to know for sure.

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rdbcatcher asked:


My new wife has decided to go to school and get a BA in business. The problem is, she doesn’t want to go to a JC for her AA, wants to do it all online. In theory it’s not a bad idea, but if she does that, it’ll mean grants/loans for school and we’re further in debt and won’t qualify for a refi because of her school loans. We both would like to go back to school, but there are financial difficulties. I’ve an AS and want a BS, but classes I took at JC back in the 80’s won’t transfer over completely and I’d like to change majors. I’ll wait for school, but she won’t. I’m currently out of work and can’t find appropriate work to pay our home loans, so that means I’ll be getting two menial jobs working 80+ hrs. and rarily seeing my new wife. Once I’ve a good job(s) and we’re on our feet, we’re gonna refi for lower payments. Selling the home isn’t an option, there’s too much invested in it and the local market has crashed for sellers. It’s more logical to keep it. What’s our options?
OH yeah, she wants to go to University of Phoenix online and it’ll be over $50,000 and added costs. It might not even be transferrable/accredited and that seems too much to swallow.
Sorry, forgot to mention she has a son in college and i have one that might be going in a few years. Education is important to succeedtoday, so risk are worth taking…but to what end?
We talked about how a JC would be more affordable, but she believes it’d take too long. Because she works during the day, there would be many classes not available to her since most JC’s doesn’t offer all their courses at night.That would mean she’d have to quit her current job or miss a lot of work. Besides, the reason for wanting to go to school online is so we’ll be be able to be together in the evenings, and not wasting 2-3 nights apart for four years. Problem with a JC, is she’d only be able to take maybe 2 classes a semester. If she went to school online, she’d take two courses every nine weeks ($295 per unit/$1,800 per session) and have her AA in little over a year and her BA in around three. The short term difficulties seem minimal, but will a mortgage company allow us to refinance a $450k loan, when all the expenses of the school are going to be due after she finishes? Our debt to income ratio will be too out of proportion. Is that the sucking sound of our economy or dreams ?

Cheryl

nothingsguaranteed27 asked:


The fafsa does not pay for continue education. Nor does the pell grant. And everyone says that the course is to short but it is a two part class. I don,t want to go to school for years. Iwant to take a class and be done with it.

Kelly