With just weeks to go before the new quarter, I'm seeing a lot of classmates filing out scholarship applications and lining up financing for the next few quarters of classes. No matter what your program, there is money out there to help you pay your way through school. The Imagine America scholarship offer up to $2,000, various other organizations offer scholarships based on all sort of qualifications. All these scholarships and grants can be found with an online search. So, while student loans are designed to get you through a bachelors degree program, it's helpful to use whatever resources you can to alleviate that debt when you graduate or use it to continue on through a masters degree. Given the competition in the job market, the higher degree you obtain, the more options you have in a job and the more desirable you are to employers. Think of the people out of work that have degrees and the people trying to get a job with out a degree, who would an employer pick first?
Strickler
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