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After highschool I immediately started working. My parents passed away when I was 19, and ever since then, Ive been on my own. It took a very long time to get on my feet. I now have a job that pays slightly above my state's minimum wage. My dream is to be a high-level buisness executive, and I've been told that a specialized bachelor's degree in buisness would really help. I plan on working fulltime while going to community college then a state school.

I make between $1700-2000 depending on the month after taxes while working full time, there's not much left for me to save after necessities and bills. I live alone, and it's not possible for me to live with other people. While I really want to go to school, I need to be able to live alone and meet my bills.

I know I'll have to cut down my work hours at least somewhat for the degree I want, but I'd still have to work full-time to meet my bills. I understand I'd have to take on a lot of loans, but I have to meet my bills. I'm also looking for a job that will offer tuition reimbursement. Since I'd never imagined I'd go back to school, I am completely out of my depth. I'm 25 now, and if I work full-time and take community college part-time, I'd probably be in my 30's by the time I graduate.

My questions are:

  1. Is it possible to be successful in college while working full time, and be able to meet my bills?

  2. Is the return on investment worth the time and effort put in, especially with the age I'd be graduating at?

  3. Can you get approved for loans with no credit history if you don't have a cosigner?



Submitted January 22, 2020 at 05:50PM by Trolliolo https://ift.tt/2RK1AH1

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