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december_solsticeIdeally, I'd like to get my Masters online from Southern New Hampshire University. They have competitive prices, especially for graduate degrees. The New School, where I originally planned to get my Masters, would have cost me about $3500 per course, whereas it would cost me half that here. I could collect enough financial aid to cover my tuition. Because the courses will be online, I will have an open schedule to work a regular job.
Problem is, my $1500 balance at The New School still needs to be paid off. I still need to pay that off or they will not release my transcripts. And, I will not be able to apply elsewhere. I should inquire anyway.
Again, ideally, I don't want to waste any time. I don't want to take a lot of time off. All that does is extend the time in which I don't have my degree. That puts me further away from my goal.
I don't know. Should I start some kind of fundraising page? I don't think it will be successful unless I have a big enough presence online.
Problem is, my $1500 balance at The New School still needs to be paid off. I still need to pay that off or they will not release my transcripts. And, I will not be able to apply elsewhere. I should inquire anyway.
Again, ideally, I don't want to waste any time. I don't want to take a lot of time off. All that does is extend the time in which I don't have my degree. That puts me further away from my goal.
I don't know. Should I start some kind of fundraising page? I don't think it will be successful unless I have a big enough presence online.
