05-31-2013, 09:18 PM
Okay, first off, thank you sanantone, and all the others who responded to my last question. I have been very busy, and have not been able to be on here for, a long time...
so here I will jump back in.
Note: I will be busy, and so I can not say when I can be on, but I will be around eventually and I will respond to what people are saying....
So... Sanantone, we are left with two basic options.... Schooling from home, independantly, or with an institution helping you along the way, OR, going to a traditional college and pay for classes, or get grants for them.
No. For me, there is basically one answer at this point in my life. Schooling from home. Now, you say anyone can get a bachelors degree on their own, and I do not see how that is possible, as you can not get a recognized "degree". So that means, I need to use an institution, like College Plus, to help you out to get a recognized degree.
so here I will jump back in.
Note: I will be busy, and so I can not say when I can be on, but I will be around eventually and I will respond to what people are saying....
Jonathan Whatley Wrote:You have to take scheduled courses, from a school with Title IV federal student aid eligibility. These can be distance learning courses. Each of the Big Three, Liberty, and over 4,490 other two- and four-year colleges (2009-10 numbers) are eligible to award Pell Grants. The courses will have deadlines.Sooo... in other words... it is not an solution to the problem college plus is fixing.
sanantone Wrote:Many families don't have the kind of money to pay CP. I don't know why that's so hard to understand.If I am not mistaken, this was used as an example, not saying you said anything like this....
I would not say that it is hard to understand, I would just say that you are not understanding when others understand it.
No. You can attend college online. Shouldn't CP have explained this to you? You don't need CP to lack deadlines. The deadlines depend on the college you choose. There are self-paced options out there. CP customers who choose partner colleges other than TESC have to adhere to deadlines. Even TESC students who need to take the capstone and other courses at TESC have to be held to deadlines. I don't mean to offend, but it seems like you didn't do your homework before embarking on this journey and signing up with CP hasn't made you much more informed.
No.
Many people have no other option than to depend on grants and loans. $3,000 is a lot of money for a family that is financially struggling.
I agree that this could be true. Jesus said that we would always have the poor among us. This will always be the case, and will not be solved until the Lord comes again.
Well, sanantone, as far as I can see, the only problem you are having is the cost. Cost. Cost. Cost. That has about an 75% chance rate to be in one of your posts... or accusing others of twisting what you said, and calling them lairs.... that has about a 10% chance rate... so far.
[quote=sanantone]Now I am anti-American because I don't agree with your political views? That is anti-American in itself because it rejects individualism. Considering that I went to graduate school to enter the national security field, I don't see how I can be anti-American. I never did say that students are entitled to CP's services. I did, however, say that people could get the same information for free. Yes, taxpayers have footed the bill for grants and loans which you have partaken in and promote so much. You promote them so much, one would think that you were the socialist. But guess what. Having people go to college on tax dollars is better than them living on welfare for the rest of their lives and these same people will pay back more in taxes than what they received in financial aid. Millions of students have used tax dollars to attend college, not just the poor.
So.... are you saying that all schools and everything should be owned and funded by the government, which will pay the employees and leave education and other things free to the poor, and then turn right around and take back what they paid their employees? This will follow down the line to where the Government will even start expecting the poor to pay for stuff because they have no money and are being given a bunch of "Free" Education that is costing the government a lot? I could go on to where would the government get this money, etc. etc. etc. but I would be here all night... probably tomorrow too....
I never said that I hate the fat people that I work with or anything close to it. I said that they were obese, had health problems, and were miserable. High stress jobs do that to people and I don't want to end up like that. You just love lying and when people lie about what I have said.
So... Sanantone, we are left with two basic options.... Schooling from home, independantly, or with an institution helping you along the way, OR, going to a traditional college and pay for classes, or get grants for them.
No. For me, there is basically one answer at this point in my life. Schooling from home. Now, you say anyone can get a bachelors degree on their own, and I do not see how that is possible, as you can not get a recognized "degree". So that means, I need to use an institution, like College Plus, to help you out to get a recognized degree.
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"A spirit of Innovation is generally the result of a selfish temper, and confined views. People will not look forward to posterity, who never look back to their ancestors."
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