college questions

as for on-campus schools i'm strongly considering northwood since it is fairly close about 80 miles away, and it's strictly a business school and i'm going for a bachelors in business administration.

 
watch tv youll see the infomercials for them on a regular basis. Is wyotech one? I know I have seen that one but not sure if that is automotive or online or both maybe.

 
if you live on campus what the hell do you do for money? how do you survive?
***** myself to ladies for pocket cash during the week, donate plasma on the weekends (its actually good money) , they also have work programs where the college gets u jobs in various places like records or something... then theres the restaurants on campus u can work at...

i know theres an art program that pays $25 an hour to be a **** model but im not open minded //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif

also if you live on campus they force you to buy a meal plan from the cafeteria, then they give u a card with "brave bucks" or whatever your mascot is ... and you can use that in the restaurants on campus... im pretty sure this is a accepted thing across the country cus every college ive been to had the same exact thing except tailored to their specific college

 
my friends tell me to live in dorms and whatnot on their campuses its like $660 a month. when you can rent a house for $750-900 a month, or split an apartment with a friend for $500/month each. might be different near you..
well idk anybody who lives in midland so i couldn't get anybody i know to room with me and you cannot rent a house here for 750-900

 
you borrow the money and you have 6 mos after you graduate to pay it back. I borrowed some and now I should be done next year. I borrowed about $6k

I graduated in August.

You borrow the maximum amount and use what's left over for spending money.

 
how the **** will i be able to pay back 15k in 6 months?
That is the deferred interest. Sorry, I was unclear. Most federal programs do a 10 year plan. They take out $50something per month for 10 years on me. Yours would be about triple that since you are borrowing 3 times more. You can pay more.

There is also different payback options depending on how much money you make, etc. but they also charge more interest.

 
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