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Your animals can go with you to school, lots of college students have pets! I lived with 2 large dogs, birds and fish. Once you decide which school you would like to go to start talking with a financial advisor and they can tell you everything you need to know about paying for school. Then start...

Ok, I looked it up. You must be 24 to file the fafsa a an independent student. There's other ways as wel but none apply in her situation. Sooo, do you turn 24 anytime soon? Or would your mom/parents (I'm not sure what your situation is) be willing to fill out the fafsa as well?

Quote: I don't believe that is true (but I could be wrong). After I graduated with my first degree, I decided to finish my bachelor's in accounting (I was 23, not married, no children) and qualified for loans, work-study, etc just based on my income alone. I believe you only have to have...

Absolutely, glad to help! That's great that you already know what you want to do, that makes it easy to develop a plan! Do you have a community college nearby? Have you thought about maybe getting an associates in business? That would give you a good idea of how to handle business basics-...

Your first step with finding financial aid should be filling out the fafsa. You can find it at www.fafsa.ed.gov/ If you have a tax return from 2010 then you will need that. The information you provide will determine any loans you would be eligible for, as well as work-study, grants, etc...

I just wanted to agree with what a few other posters have said about going to school. Since you are 23 and have basically no income, you should be able to qualify for grants, and spend the next few months checking on schools and applying for every single scholarship you can find. Make THAT your...