Tuition remburstment question?
818541
My job offers full payment for a passing grade (C or higher).  I know some places pay on a sliding scale.  For example: A = 100%  B = 75%  C = 50%\n\nRegardless, why not use the program?  At least you'd have a chance at getting some of your money back.
1033156
If you aren't a PR, you aren't eligible for federal financial aid.  I don't think your status will affect your acceptance too much, unless English is a problem for you.  However, you will be asked to demonstrate how you are going to pay the tuition.  You will probably be asked to have a sponsor in the US, who will have to provide documentation that you are being supported financially and will not become a burden to society.
18698
call the school and ask them for clarification. policies vary by college so it is helpful to contact them directly.
353372
No. Your best bet is your employer giving you tuition reimbursement. You could ask the local banks around your area. But I doubt it.
263219
Call them at 773.602.5000.  Ask for the registrar's office.  Request a copy of your transcript.  They can tell you about the fees.\n\nBest of Luck
449319
Tuition & Student Fees\n\n\n$2,068.00-in state\n\n\n$6,208.00-out\n\nBooks (estimated)\n\n\n495.00\n\n\n495.00\n\nRoom & Board(estimated)\n\n\n2,870.00\n\n\n2,870.00\n\nTotal\n\n\n$5,282.00-in state\n\n\n$9,152.00-out of state\n\nTexas A&M System approves 15-hour flat-rate tuition plan
846751
Contact the dept of Human Services in your county and register with disability services..they may be able to help you with tuition and books, etc. However, if the school is not acccreditted..meaning they don't take fin. aid, they may not help. If they take fin aid..apply for it. Some schools have scholarships based on your degree and GPA.
145894
contact your alma mater and ask for a new one ... there will most likely be fees associated with it though ...
792611
Out of state tuition is when you would be attending a college or university that is not located within your state.  (Ex.: if you lived in Ohio and went to a school in Texas).  It normally can't be waived.  The only chance ot really get around it would be moving to that state before enrolling, and even then, some places require you live in that state for a specified amount of time before you can claim in-state tuition, so it doesn't often work.
416431
If your parents still claim you, it is very, very difficult.  Try work study at the university, but that may only cover a portion of tuition.
987229
try looking for contact numbers of your classmates on that suject or maybe try contacting your professor and ask him if you can hae anoter copy sent to you through mail or e-mail... you just hae to burden the fees... it's possible i think, you can give it a try right?
899432
I am in agreement with Sassy_91. The parochial school my daughter attended had financial assistance for those who could not afford the tuition.  \n\nCheck with the registrar(s) of the school(s) you are considering.  If it is a Roman Catholic school, you may want to contact the Education Dept of the Diocese/Archdiocese.\n\nRead the link provided.  There is a book listed about the subject your question addresses.
624040
it all depends on what your tuition is.  but they will probably pay you tuition plus living expenses.
330967
Who is paying? Also, How commited are you to get the type of education you desire?\n\nBaby, College education is your future...not theirs....but search for a compromise...if they are paying the full load.
888462
The University needs to supply you with this information.  ask the college who accredits them, then ask the college you may want to transfer to if they accept that accrediation.  If your college lies about the accredidation and you have proof that they said they were, you can sue for all your tuition.
375167
set up a meeting with the advisors in the financial aid office of your school. you will have to declare emancipation from your parents. that means they will not be able to declare you for income tax purposes in the future but you will qualify for far more aid than you would under their income. \ni'm pretty sure that load in default will continue to haunt you anyway. you need to notify that loan company that you are still attending classes so they can defer the loan while you are still studying. don't stop until you get someone to listen to your story.
848332
Well I had the very same problem on MA Fine Art. The course tutors didn't turn up for tutorials and when they turned up for seminars they were either asleep or drunk!!! NO lie. So I wrote to the Dean of Faculty and complained. He didn't respond, and I refused to pay the outstanding fees when I dropped off the course 10 weeks before the end. They tried to pursue those fees through a solicitor but I refused for three years. They didn't take it further. What I should have done, and regret, was write to the adjudicating board that monitor that college. You should do that!\n\nI wasted £10,000 on that course - that is how much I had to borrow.\n\nGood luck!