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to finance as much as i can.

how did you guys pull all your college education through without ending up to much in debt?!

UltraA4John

Finish school bro...I'm going back to GMU next semester and I'm old

Blue TooTh Fan

I think it'd be hard to go back to a student's life style for me. good luck though!

85-4kq-girl

I went straight from high school to college to law school. 7 years of school, and I've been out for 3 years, and I'm still over $100k in debt. School loans have decent interest rates though and are often seen as "good debt" when applying for mortgages and the like. (As opposed to credit cards maxed-out type of debt!)

There are lots of financial aid programs out there, keep your eyes open. Good luck with whatever route you pick!

--morgan

EDness

easier to get a job, and usually college grads gets paid more.

I was lucky...my parents paid for my college.

TwinTurboTerror

2nd. :-P

Audivision

A good, inexpensive, option may be to attend a community college for the first couple of years and then go onto a state school from there (UVA, GMU, etc). Also look into scholarships that may be applicable to you based on your past grades, interests, and even heritage.

Best of luck, I think it's a great decision. Plus, you'll meet lots of cute college girls that you can bring to Rock Bottom

krazyboi

Luckily I got grants for the first year or 2 and took out a student loan the last few years. I actually scheduled my classes around work so I was able to make some money to pay for stuff. I also lived at home (less then 10 miles away) so I wasn't pinned down w/ dorm and housing expenses. I think I was doing about 25 hours of work a week. You also gotta find a job that is that flexible with you.

What kind of job are you looking for? It's best to try and find a office job as opposed to retail...IMO.

DiscerningInfusco

they do exist.

Audivision

You could find a job that would also pay for your to receive higher education!