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Honestly to get money for college is easy. A lot of people are against student loans, but go to FAFSA.gov or search for FAFSA on the web and you would be surprised to get a government grant or even a student loan is not complicated at all. Fill out the form the beginning of the year for the up coming fall semester, and you will have the tuition paid in full directly to your school of choice. Of course they ask you will you accept the grant or loan before they give it to you and based upon your level of income you could get a full grant or a few different grants, or they will give you a loan in the amount school is going to cost you. And the loan DOES NOT have to be paid back until you COMPLETELY finish school and there is a six month grace period so you can find a job first, and then make payments as low as $100 a month thereafter. But that's not alot or bad based upon at that time you will have a an A.A degree or a B.A or B.S or masters it depends on how far you wanna go. But grants are free, and loans have to be repaid and it doesn't have to be repaid until you are financially stable. I hope that answered your question! It worked for me, I have a B.S. in Finance I got loans all through college and now my payments are $102/month but they can stop if I decide to go back to college. And restart whenever I finish again!

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