Yes, that’s right. An elephant’s in my way. The perfect school with the perfect degree and the perfect schedule does not accept federal aid. Now I must learn how to ride that big beast.
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aw, bummer.
Oh that seriously sucks. So sorry to hear that. I’m planning on possibly going back next summer or fall, and I only hope I can be accepted back. I only have 5 classes left but don’t know if the school will let me back in. I’ll be paying out of my pocket this time so as long as I have enough saved up by then money won’t be a problem. I’ll have to do it one class at a time though cause there’s no way I’ll be able to swing 5 classes at once and work full time.
So what are your options? Are you going to wait and pay for it yourself in some way (not exactly easy to do), or just look elsewhere?
Next options include finding another school that is exclusively online that accepts those who have been in school for ages and offers degrees in writing.
I’m getting that damn piece of paper.