Education is for everyone - the Go Further Federal Student Aid website

Yes, today, education IS for everyone, more than ever.

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There are nontraditional students of every age taking classes today. What began as merely extra classes taken at night has exploded into online, daytime, AND nighttime classes. The Go Further Site (Federal Student Aid) has a page to help nontraditional students navigate the steps of going back to school.

They start with helping students assess themselves and their strengths, goals, and interests with tests and information on getting a GED if the student hasn't already done that.

They go on to include information on college education, how to get money for school, how much college costs, how to repay loans, and more.

Here is that site:
Student Aid on the Web

The best part is, this page is totally FREE.

Good luck, fellow nontraditional students!

Betsyanne
Former Nontraditional college student at Western Kentucky University
Kentucky, USA Some more Nontrad links: The Nontrad site and blog Join Nontrads on Facebook Nontrads on Yahoo Nontrads on Twitter

2 comments:

  1. i am agree with you.. education is for everyone:)

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  2. Hey, thanks for sharing this! I'm working on College Success Central's free e-guide for navigating the FAFSA (I *hope* it should be out by my spring break, but my profs and boss may have something to say about that...)

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