Seeking Advice on Increasing Financial Aid and Finding Competency-Based Marketing or

[Hotdogman1]

I don't always agree with Duneranger's opinions, but I always seen them more blunt and honest than rude. 

I honestly perceive the OP’s replies to be more rude than courteous. If I went to my best friend and requested information while providing vague and very confusing details, then condescendingly state “the information you shared is something I’ve known since I came to the USA in 2008”, and then don’t reply to multiple requests to provide additional details while lecturing about manners and etiquette, he would have knocked me out with a shovel and buried me alive.

Why do you need more than years worth ($15,200) of financial aid for a masters that could be completed in 4 months? If you have a masters in your country, why are you pursing another master's degree in the US? Why did you pursue a bachelor's in the US if you had a masters in your country? Are you able to get a job in the US that offers a tuition reimbursement benefit? Can’t you directly get a job at a University and get the tuition waived?

You don’t have to answer any of these questions, but we are in this strange situation where you are requesting information and refusing to provide details.