College Stress Support Group
This community is dedicated to the unique challenges and stresses of being in college or university, including: relationship challenges, roommates, financial issues, academics, and questions about careers and future. College is exciting, scary, fulfilling, and sometimes a little out of control. Get support from other students and make a new friend!
Most colleges offer daycare options. If not, then the state may pay for it if you are low income, or worse case scenario it is worth paying for it.
If he goes too then the amount of extra pellgrant and loan money by double dipping will more than make up for the cost of daycare. As long as it is during times where daycare is available.
Not bashing the boyfriend at all, and while both of you in school at once sounds easy, it is not. You really need to consider the finances of that. Yes, Pell Grants will help out but they won't pay for everything. Student loans should be the last option. Yeah, they make school easier but they make having a normal life after school very difficult. Unpaid student debt figures into car loans, house loans, and insurance premiums.
Maybe you could go first while he works/keeps kids and once you are done and employed, he can go. Then you could have a two income family with much less debt.
No he wasnt going to go with me when I was planing on going to the first school. He was in school before but didnt want to go anymore and dropped out of it and at that time I was in college and he said that I would finish and then he would go back after I got a job and was working for a few months to get the money saved up so that he could go back to school.
The onlone school was were I was at before and I wasnt doing any good there. I was not passing my classes and i couldnt get the help when i needed it with something i had to do. I was at the campus school before we moved to mississippi from tenneesse and it was going good for a few but after a while i was just not learning anything and failing everything and having to take classes over and over.
Here is an example:
www.pennfoster.edu
don't be ashamed to use public assistance programs. They are there to be used. Many young families in school use them. Remember you will pay back the tax dollars once you work anyways. It's not charity, in reality it's a loan. (they take it back out of your taxes soon enough whether you use it or not so you might as well use it)