I get 2 years free at community college after I graduate HS. What is the best way to use it?

I have the opportunity to attend community college for free for two years after I graduate high school. As a junior, I’m still figuring out my best path, but I’m considering earning an associate degree—although I’m not sure what major to choose yet. Another option might be to complete as […]

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FASFA Question

FAFSA Inquiry I’m feeling a bit confused about FAFSA. I’ve received my financial aid packages from various colleges, but I’m unsure if the funds mentioned include my FAFSA assistance or if it’s something separate. How can I verify the aid I’m receiving from FAFSA?

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Quickest and most affordable ways to become elementary special education teacher?

What are the fastest and most cost-effective paths to becoming an elementary special education teacher? I’m looking to switch careers and would also like to coach basketball on the side. I reside in West Virginia, have a high school diploma, and no college experience, with $15,000 in savings.

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What are good introduction classes to take over the summer at community college?

Subject: Recommendations for Introductory Summer Classes at Community College Hello everyone! I’m currently a high school senior and I’m interested in enrolling in a community college class this summer. Although it’s not a requirement for me, my mom is taking a course for her job and she suggested we take […]

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being a college student is being able to withstand multiple deadlines and sleepless nights but crashing out completely when you can’t bake cookies i guess

Being a college student means juggling countless deadlines and sleepless nights, but sometimes it’s the little things—like not being able to bake cookies—that really push you over the edge. I definitely need to take a moment to breathe. Lately, I’ve found myself so caught up in the whirlwind of assignments […]

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Adding onto a degree

Building on My Degree Hi everyone! I’ve been taking courses at UoPeople, but I’ve learned that they aren’t accredited in a way that many community colleges recognize their credits. I’m planning to apply to a state college soon and I expect to have my UoPeople degree by then. My question […]

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Should I wait until the fate of FAFSA and the Department of Education are more clear before going to college?

Should I Hold Off on College Until the FAFSA and Department of Education Situation Is More Clear? I’m contemplating whether I should delay my college plans until I have more clarity on the future of FAFSA and the Department of Education. Before the election, I had arranged to start college […]

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