Preweekend

[blackdiamondgrl]

Austin is coming over this weekend

Comments

[neogrammarian]

I would absolutely look for scholarships- I couldn't've done undergrad w/o them. The school itself should have a list, but you might also look into AAUW (American Assc of University Women), an old organization that exists pretty much to offer scholarships for women who want to go to school. Apps can be fiddly, but you won't get any money if you don't try, and scholarships can be a real help.

[blackdiamondgrl]

I will do!

allways filled with helpful information, you are.

Thanks

[theecheshirecat]

Nice Icon !! *hugs* and if you need to tear someones hair out use mine it is much shorter and would take less time to grow back *smile*

[blackdiamondgrl]

spanks monkey.

Love you.

[denelian]

have you filled out a FAFSA???

you guys are single-income family with two kids, you should qualify for gov't help!

[blackdiamondgrl]

no I haven't, I was trying to remember the name of that thing... thanks!

[jorisu]

I was about to say, you're married and have kids. The FAFSA people should be throwing money at you like drunken lotto winners at a titty bar.

[noteeks]

there are quite a few grants availale...
especially for women who are "training to reenter the workplace after having a family"
My advice...
go the the library and look in teh ref section for one of those "big books of finanacial aid" and peruse.
Apply for multiple at once.
dont be discourged...
It is only sorta free $; the application process is a lot of work

I have done grant writing for a non profit.
Essentially be prepared to wirte what boiuld down to a business plan for your education. And a lot of essays.