I live Atlanta, I want somthing in the 80k and up, I have a BA in Elem Ed
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I did a real estate class and they said teachers make excellent real estate agents.  Must be that patient hand-holding and explaining!  You could make big bucks doing that, the process to get a real estate license isn't that difficult, you could be licensed by the end of July or so if you get crackin' now.
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Hello Tink : it depends how well is your income bracket\nwere you can afford a nice apartment or studio unit\n check with local listings under http://www.yazooapartmentrental.com\ngood luck!
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Try the us department of education. depending on your income you might be eligible for a fafsa grant
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Try Georgia State University
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Bad idea. That is what I have and never helped me with getting jobs. Better to specialize somewhat but still keep is somewhat broad like a BA or BS in Business, economics, etc.. Employers seem to like that better I have found.
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$60 Grand is not going to cut it. I assume to want to live near a city (I won't say in, because the cost of living in most major U.S. cities is astronomical), unless you decide to move to a place where the standard of living (taxes, gas, rent, utilities, etc...)  is less. The South , especially places like Atlanta, Nashville, and Charlotte, is growing very fast and has a lot of affoadable housing, and a decent standard of living. \nSince you said magazine editor, I'm guessing you want the lifestyle of Jennifer Garner in "13 going on 30." Of course, she was a high ranking editor, and probably earned +$90 G a year. But the glamorous images of life in places like LA, Chicago, NY, Miami, and San Francisco is  EXPENSIVE. Manhattan is notorious for it's high rents and cramped apartments. The MEDIAN home price in Los Angeles is $550,000! (And that's a small house). Journalism is a competitive and low-paying career in the beginning, but if your dedicated enough and willing to put in the grunt work, you can achieve the lifestyle you want, maybe after a few years. \nWe all can't live like the people on "the OC" or those materialistic shows on MTV (Laguna Beach, the Hills, 8th & Ocean, etc...) You need to research to see what it takes to become a magazine editor, what the work is like, how competitive it is to get jobs for the big time mags, and where is the best place to live to become a journalist. Even for college, you need to look at Columbia, UC Berkeley, USC, or Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. Getting into that industry is tough, but those are the best journalism schools in the nation, and they will give you the skills and connections you need to succeed in that business. \n If you want the MTV lifestyle in a place like LA or NY, then your going to have to make at least $200 G to easily afford the things you listed.
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Depends on what type of work you get and where. Salaries are regional.  Check round Monster and www.salary.com and see.  Living in CT or Metro NY area I would expect a business degree from a reputable college and a person that is presentable and speaks well to get 35-40K. If your major is finance or accounting, it could go hirer.  All depends how you sell yourself.
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Yes, there is a program in Georgia for financial aid for college students who want to become teachers. I have listed links to several sources.
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Both my cousins went there for teaching.  Been there once, its a very nice place to live.  Its a college town though.  But its nice.  And Eastern is a very good school.  Are you going for teaching? Lots of restaurants and such.
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Go to realtor.com and check out houses with section 8 already in place your get an income with that leave your taxes for that property and invest in more houses in the end your have a large portfolio of properties it will give you time to do the things you always wanted to do. Check out Rochester NY there's lots there.Don't do the programs if you can start with little down for a mortgage.These programs maybe a scam so be careful.
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If you are open to moving out of state then I suggest Eastern Michigan University, it has one of the best teaching programs in the country.
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try going to www.fafsa.ed.gov
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University of Houston is one of best in area in granting graduate degrees.  Try them.
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i live in ATL  and i have no fuking clue what u are asking about a pcture
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Georgia STate University has an excellent MBA program, it is ranked 8th in the nation, this is impressive because it is ranked up there with private universities and GSU is public.  I am working on my degree at GSU. It's a Mercedes education for the price of a Geo.
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sounds like Cal Tech for you.\n\n\nother good places for your interests:\nGeorgia Tech  - Atlanta, Ga.\nVa Tech - Blacksburg, Va.\nMIT - Boston, Mass.\nRennselear   (sp?)\n\nmost of the Institutes of Technology are good.  these are just the ones i know something about.
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Intellegence, must have at least a BA or better. Nice body. Integrity. Match at least in salary. Have own car and home.