will the government pay for my education if i am a mail lady that's not ex-military?
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Not really, no. There are a lot of government workers in the USA and most aren't offered scholarships or tuition remission benefits.  However, there do appear to be a few scholarship opportunities for postal workers:  \n\nAmerican Postal Worker's Union: http://www.apwu.org/dept/sec-treas/stscholarships.htm\n\nSome local chapters of both The National Association of Letter Carriers and the National Postal Mail Handlers Union seem to offer scholarships as well -- so if you look around based on where you work, you might be able to find at least a few thousand dollars to use towards your education.\n\nBest of luck!
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As long as you have an address in the state then you can pay in state tuition
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Yes, but not all schools can accept funds from the government.  You will need to get the federal code from the school to complete the FAFSA correctly.  This will enable the government to send the results directly to the school.
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Most universities, whether public or private do receive federal monies directly or indirectly. For example, many American college students receive grants from the federal government which is used to pay their tuition at state-sponsored or private colleges and universities. The federal government also guarantees many student loans. \n\nStudents at the service academies pretty much get all their expenses paid by the federal government in exchange for an individual's committment to several years of military service. The graduates generally receive commissions as officers. Admission to these academies is very competitive, and admission may require the recommendation of a US Congressman or Senator.\n\nThese include:\n\nUS Military Academy (West Point, New York)\nUS Naval Academy (Annapolis, Maryland)\nUS Air Force Academy (Colorado Springs, Colorado)\nUS Coast Guard Academy (New London, Connecticut)
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if you qualify the goverment can pay for some schooling. the company should give you more info. check with them.if the company weny to mexicobecause of cheap labor,
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In some jurisdictions it is legal for anybody who lives at an a address to open mail, regardless of whose name is on the envelope.\nIf such is the case in New Zealand, I recommend a post office box.
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yes you can its a military act. had to fight for it here in virginia . but theres a law where ever you are stationed or drilling etc . you become in state on tuition they told me it would be a year here after i clame in state . but i got alot of money back
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See.......I don,t really know but I think there must be.....You can contact an education consultancy office in your city and they will tell you all about it...but then be prepared to pay a huge amount...Bye and best of luck
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Probably the same as the government rate. Call a government agency and ask them.
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If you got a job you wouldn't need to get state handouts!\nI suppose we the tax payer are paying for your internet conection and computer too.
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It depends on if you are permanently/professionally certified in your home state and if that state has a reciprocal agreement with your state.  Most states do.  Check your Department of Education website and see.
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Check with your Department of Education. They verify these sorts of things.
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If the letter is going to a mil. base standard postage will do, as far as the package your local post offfice will help you.
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The military will only ship to your Home of Record.  I, honestly, don't know if that applies to family members in cases such as yours.  Your best bet is to contact the transportation office.
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Nope.  Only U.S. postage for outgoing mail.  Even internationa letter require special postage.
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Oh dear lord hun, let me tell ya. It was such a trial for me to get mine! You need to write a letter to the Dept of State (i just did this last year, I was born on a military base in the phillipines)  \nPassport Correspondence Branch, U.S. Department of State,\n1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 510,\nWashington, DC 20524. \n\nIt's 20.00 bucks too.  Find more info at.\nhttp://www4.army.mil/outreach/gQuestions/#06
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if you want to work for the postal service you dont have to pay to take the test. go to www.usps.com find the employment section pick which job you want to apply for and then they will send you a test date and where to go to take the test and its all free. dont go with any of the ads in the grrensheet or newpapers that are posted that say you have to pay. go directly to the post office website.