Help me go to school...?

Question

i'm in my 4th year in college, which is my last year already.i'm going to graduate next year hopefully.im taking up Information technology.my parents cant pay for my tuition coz i still have 2 younger brothers going to school and pay for all the bills and stuff..i hav a job but it doesnt do much.it's a wasteif i dont go to school, im an honor student..i just want to finish school den get a job while taking my masters degree so i could get a better job,help my parents and fulfill my dreams.i need help...i need money so i could continue studying..

Answer 1

Make sure that you fill out the FAFSA. This will allow your college to determine if you qualify for grants or scholarships - which you don't have to pay back. If you don't qualify for any of those, you can always take out a student loan. Use your schools Financial Aid office, they should be able to help figure things out. Good Luck!

Answer 2

get a loan. that is what i have. I do not have any help.

Answer 3

Hey!

First of all, it’s really good that you have a job- even though it may not seem like it’s not doing much- it will definitely benefit you a ton. As cliché as it is to say every little bit helps- it does. And being an honor student with a job is great- it shows that you’re a hard worker, which means that you’re probably going to be successful. If you’re going to a four year university (which it sounds like you are) they probably take student loans. Ask your school’s financial aid folks if they accept federal and private student loans- or what options they have for you. They may even have a few scholarships available. Go ahead and try and apply for the federal stuff- FAFSA and all that could help in the long run. But, another option is private student loans. I feel really lucky to rep for a company that provides hard working students like you some great options in the area of student loans. http://www.TuitionBids.com is a site that lets you apply once and get six offers from different lenders- so that way you can find the right loan that fits for you.

And if you’re trying to figure out how much you’ll need in loans, you can check out their Gap Calculator http://www.tuitionbids.com/student-loan-... . So that we you can put in how much you may be getting from other sources and then figure out the difference for your specific university.

I really hope this helps you. You’re dreams are in reach and you can make it. Good luck and best wishes!

-Lauren