School to work program?
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are you talking about school coop programs.  if so, they are a good idea especially if you can gain some experience in a field that  you are interested in or are planning to enter after graduation.  coops give you the ability to see what a day to day existitance inthat field is like.  it also quickly lets you decide if you want to be in that field with little loss to yourself.
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well, this is kind of a loaded question. yes there are free applications, but it takes a lot of detective work to find them. my advice, look at your public library for three books. they are by ben kaplan. he won about $90,000 in scholarships and grants to go to school. plus he's done a lot of the work for you and even shows you how to go about sending in applications and gives you examples and everything to give you an edge. here are the titles to his books. after reading one or all of his books, i promise that you will be more prepared to deal with finding money for school.
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Try http://www.greatschools.net to see if that's fits your needs.
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Yes! I looked it up on Yahoo and there are a ton of articles.  It's when a program doesn't provide the education they promised.
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Maybe not too many people are aware that it exists. I think it would be a great program, wish they had it when I was in school. Also, some people are just not all that ambitious. Maybe they do not want the extra work associated with it?
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Contact your local Human Services office and see if they have any programs that would help you achieve all of your goals.  In some states, they used to have daycare programs to help people in your situation.  I used to work in this field, but it has been a while.  With the funding situation the way it is, I do not know if anything is still available.  Good luck!
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I don't think it's possible.  You have to attend the school or work at one.
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You could contact a Technical school, I got my Child Development Associate degree in a free Apprenticeship program, and I was able to count my working hours as my intern hours. Also, if you are really broke, then you should qualify for financial aid programs.
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Be a working student.
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Yes!  go to www.fafsa.ed.gov There are grants available based on need and financial income.
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There are many grant programs etc.available.  Check with your local and state government.  Also, a really good motivating read is "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" It is really straightforward.
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check out workopolis.com
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The government gives people free money to go to school. It is called a Pell grant. And you would probably be able to get quite a bit if you are a single mom. The website is http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/\n\nGood Luck!
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IF YOU HAVE A STATE UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE THEY WILL HELP ON A LOCAL LEVEL AND WWW.FAFSA.GOV WILL HELP ON A STATE AND GOVNERMENT LEVEL...PLUS SOME CAREER COLLEGES OFFER DIFFERENT GRANTS AND LOANS OR THINGS OF THAT NATURE
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I recommend him checking with the college he teaches with to see if they have a benefit for their children to attend. Some colleges do depending on the number of hours worked, and it is a really good benefit. Also, it should help probably with the FAFSA.ed.gov and other need based financial assistance from the federal government and the college itself. The state also has grants for college students which can be located by searching your state government website. If you are in high school, check the guidance office for its list of local scholarships. I have listed a few other resources. Good luck!
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There are a few good ways to do this. First is financial aid. Second, depending on what state you are in, there should be several local scholarship programs. There are also other scholarships out there, ask the college you intend to go to for information on them. Last, there is always a part time job. Many places will work with you on a schedule ,that fits around your class times, if you tell them you are attending college. Hope this helps you. :)
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See i dont know how old u are, so Id say contact the school u went to and see what alternative THEY can give you. If not, like someone said, go 2 the nearest community college, because MOST of them have the program. Also, u can go o job corp. I have a close friend of mine who went there and he said it was a good experience 4 him