I want to goto a vocational school during the day but can't afford my expenses on night income how can i do it
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Have you tried applying for financial aid? It will help cut down on the expenses of attending school. FAFSA.ed.gov will help tap into the federal government's financial aid. An idea is maybe go part-time to school while working full time. There are many students who go that route.
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Most of those websites on this topic are scams. I found one:\nwww.quickrewards.com that does pay. They have a suggested minimum payout of 50¢. They put the money right into your pay pal account or send you a check. You won't put yourself thru school with this, but it will help. If nothing else, have them put the money in a pay pal account and buy supplies you need for school off ebay.
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Yes actually the program is called W.I.A. Go to your local unemployment office and ask. Usually they pay for a "change of field". There is almost always a spending limit, most of the time it is around $8000. It usually pays for trade school, not a bachelors or even an associates degree, but a certificate of some type.
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Check with your high school's guidance counselor's office. when I was in school, our school received phone calls from local businesses looking for cashiers, inventory clerks, office people, and other employees. Those employers were sensitive to the available hours that the students could work. The money wasn't great but the experience in business sure was. You have NOTHING to lose by asking about it. If that doesn't work out, look into your own business. Why not make 100% profits after taxes and expenses???
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You get him in with $$$$$$$$$$$$$. Contact individual schools about their own special programs. They are separate from state funding and regulations so right now their aren't grants or loans for you to use unless your state has a voucher program.  Contact the school and start early.
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go to Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. They will help.
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Try your community college.  They give student assistance for low income residents.
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Try getting a student loan or financial assistance from the government.
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talk tothe financial aid offices at the colelges where your children plan to attend. Ask about an income appeal where they may be able to help you lower your EFC.
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your not going to find a school that is free and pays you to go.\nsorry the days of allowence if your good are no longer
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Depending on the graduate school - it can be easier than expected.\n\nMany schools offer weekend and evening programs that can accommodate people with hectic schedules.  You need to ask advising if the school you are interested in, has this.\n\nSome colleges and universities will also offer an on site daycare for a fee.\n\nGood luck - I attended graduate school for an MA in special education, while teaching full time and also being a mom to 3 great kids!  It can be done!  (-:
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If you have no money, call some clinics from the Yellow Pages and try to negotiate with them on a partial payment.\n\nCall the Department of Human Services.  They may have a list of clinics that charge based on your income.\n\nGo to the emergency room.  They can't refuse you....Good luck!
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have them fill out the FAFSA form.  If they can't get loans for school, then you have too much money.  Get in contact with the college's financial aid office, and apply for scholarships and work-study programs.
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You may want to go to a teaching school, if there is one in the area.  If you don't have the money or insurance, you may wind up getting them free!!
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Try this:\n\nPrivate people lending money for just about anything.  They bid the rates down and your rate is based on your story and your ability to pay back.\n\nOf course if it is for school, why not a student loan?
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Consider working in a support position in the public or private school sector, as they only operate from Monday to Friday.  There are opportunities in the trades, services and administration within schools.  All require criminal record checks.
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There are a lot of financial aid programs for low income families.  I get enough financial aid to pay for all of my college expenses.  Talk to a financial aid counselor at a college that your son might want to go to and they can tell you how much financial aid you can recieve.  Also, there are so colleges that will pay all of your tuition in your do workstudy.  I know there are two colleges in Kentucky, Alice Lloyd College and Berea College, that will pay for you to go to school if you do a work study job.