I currently go to a community college. I am majoring in nursing but I have not started any nursing courses yet. I am almost done my prerequisites. I take community classes at night and I would like to take a CNA course (which is about 4-6 weeks)during the day, but it is not in the same school. Can financial aid pay for my community classes (which they are currently) and my CNA course?
Also if anyone has any tips for me with CNA courses.
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I only have financial aid left for the upcoming winter quarter and was planning on going full time in the winter. I need to take a class in the spring as well and was wondering if I could be able to get the financial aid split to cover part time for winter quarter and part time for spring instead of just full time for Winter. Any feedback from someone with experience in this would be appreciated. Thank you.
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I am currently attending school full time for my BS in business management, but would like to transfer into a veterinary tech program. Problem 1) Summer term start date for new program is one month prior to end of current financial aid year. 2) Will lose GI Bill benefits for eight months if I wait until fall semester to start.
I don’t have a lot of money and count on GI Bill to help make ends meet while I take care of my children, work, and of course, study.
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