The great thing about college today is that no one has to go without it. Yes, it does take some sacrifice but the long term awards make it very worth while.
Most working adults maintain their current employment while going to school on a part-time basis. Some employers will even help with the cost of the tuition. If not there is always Financial Aid assistance in one form or another. For example, if you do not qualify for financial aid on a federal or state level, you can still apply for a guaranteed student loan. This kind of loan is usually at a lower interest rate, and you do not have to start paying it back until you have been out of school for six months. In addition, there may be some scholarships available to you. First apply for financial aid, then apply for a scholarship. Because of the many types of scholarships - even ones that are particular to the school you are applying to or registered at - you state on the application that you are applying for any scholarship you may be eligible for. The support staff within the Financial Aid Office will then match your qualifications to available scholarships. Also remember this; never assume you do not qualify for financial aid. Let them tell you do not qualify. Many individuals do not apply because they themselves feel they do not qualify, which could be off target. Also, make sure you apply early, and do it online, not through snail mail. Doing it online will give you much faster results. Ask the Financial Aid Office for information on how to apply online. Lastly, remember this also; in regards to scholarships, colleges will always run out of money before they run out of eligible candidates. So once again, apply early!
If your work limits or interferes with your required time on campus, most colleges and universities today offer online courses, and degrees you can work on from home. So, if you really wish to further your education, there is nothing to prevent you from doing so. I did it while supporting a family, so can you! Your biggest obstacle today is going to be putting it off until tomorrow. Procrastination is one of the biggest stealer of dreams. Do not let anything steal your own and your families dreams for a better life.
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no. no matter how old you are you can still have a baby while you are still at school.
America tried to remain neutral while still supporting the allied nations
no
yes i am still in high school
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You eat healthy and play a school sport
Yes you can
A person can practice aesthetics from home while they are still attending school. The studying of aesthetics is the study of fine arts or the study of the beauty of nature.
That will depend entirely on if you are working. There are people who hold full time jobs while attending law school. I did.
yes you may
Clara Barton became a school teacher while still a teenager.
If you get a new puppy, you have to know that you cannot leave it inside because the dog needs to let out its waste more often when they are younger. While you and your family are at work and school, tie the dog to a rope to the house or the doghouse, not too tight so it can still get around, and let it there while you are all doing your activites for work and school. Then, when you get home, it is important to let it in and give it lots of playtime and caring love. But, while you are at work and school, then it can let out its waste whenever it pleases- just remember that someone will have to pick up the waste from the puppy when you all get home.