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Helicopter student with financial aid problems?

Jun 30, 2007 by jpiglet86 | Posted in Aircraft

I was wondering if anyone knew of a exodus school that would train you as a pilot for free as long as you maybe signed a contract to travail with them upon completion of the program?

First, I don't be familiar with of any organization that sponsors training, with the exception of the military, and that may or may not be a good option for you.

When you take student loan, do they give you money personally or do they give it to the university?

Jun 02, 2010 by niceguy | Posted in Financial Aid

Will I be masterful to get student loan to study in Buenos Aires, for one semester, to learn Spanish? When you get the student loan how do you have to re-pay it? Can I get student credit an pay my education and ticket money to fly to Buenos Aires?

If its a guidance student loan than it always goes straight to the school and then the school will determine when to send you a refund if there was anything collateral. If its a private student loan than sometimes they go straight to the school sometimes

If only you could just drive that humvee back from Afghanistan instead of flying

Delta Airlines is making well-to-do off US troops coming home from Afghanistan by making them pay for their leftover luggage.

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nursing school

I’ve been having a difficult time registering as a non-matriculated student to take my nursing pre reqs. My local community college only would let me take two classes at a time, meaning I couldn’t get enrolled on my dad’s health insurance plan again as I wouldn’t be a full time student. At Binghamton and Stony Brook, non-matriculated students register last, and the woman I spoke to a Binghamton told me to expect not to be able to take all the classes I need there. Stony Brook is a massive bureaucratic run around, and I’d need notes of permission from each departmental head. All of this on top of the fact that some of the pre reqs also have pre reqs. What’s looking like my best option is applying to a school that has the pre reqs folded into the program, meaning I apply before I take the pre reqs and admission is based on my previous undergrad performance and not the pre req grades, which are normally weighted pretty heavily. The only school I can find that has this is NYU, which is waaaay more expensive than the state schools I was looking at, but there could be several mitigating factors: Our biggest idea is for my Dad to move into the basement and for me to move back into my old bedroom on the main floor of the house, and for us to rent out our upstairs. It’s basically an apartment that we added on to our house so my mom’s aunt could live with us when she got old, that I moved into after she went into a nursing home. Even if I don’t wind up in NYU, I think this would be a good idea, because the money we earn from rent could go towards our mortgage or my loans for BU. Putting aside cost, NYU would have been my top choice for a school anyway. They have clinical placements all over the city, I’d be living in Manhattan, probably talking lots of Spanish, I’d be out of my parents’ house but close enough that I could go home on weekends to study or do stuff, and I’d be in NEW YORK!!!! So I’m definitely going to apply and then see if we can swing it financially.

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