I'm in school at this time and I'm receiving grants and loans it's not enough how can I receive more?

Question

It's just not enough, I thought going to school full-time I was able to receive more living expenses that equal the amount of children in the household. I have five children and it's pretty challenging to try to work full-time and go to school full-time. What would be a good suggestion?

Answer 1

Maybe you can try below website to get the information you need. It's about scholarships articles for your second opinion.

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Answer 2

I would try to go to school half-time because you can still receive full federal financial aid when you are going half-time (6hrs for undergrad).  Otherwise, I would make sure you have filled out your FAFSA correctly.  If you have questions, you can ask for help from your financial people at your school.

Answer 3

Wow, it sounds like a tough time for anyone to be juggling so much. Maybe you should go to school part-time, or consider taking out another loan? Being indebted is never a great option, but it could temporarily lighten your load. Since you're working full-time and getting a degree, it seems like you should be able to pay it off. The company I represent, http://www.tuitionbids.com, lets you fill out one loan application that is bid on by up to 6 different lenders. You probably don't have time to research a bunch of different banks, so this option could be a relatively painless way to more money. The idea is also that since you're applying to 6 banks at once, they compete for your business and you end up with a favorable rate. Just another option to consider. Good luck to you!