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Going back to school
yay :)
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You're not alone. :tup: |
Actually, I just applied. Pending acceptance. I am applying t. last time I checked it was ranked for the degree program I am interested in. So I am pretty sure the next four years =less and less sleep. Still trying to decide whether I should go for a part time job as well.
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If you're doing the MGIBill, you should be ok.
If you're doing the 9-11 Bill, you might have to get one to cover living bills. But I'm looking to apply to GA Tech myself lol so we'll see how that goes. :ugh2: I don't sleep anyways as it is, so that's not a concern for me... This will just give me something to do in the times when my head refuses to calm down. :icon17: |
doing the post 9/11. if congress can stop changing it every couple of months.
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what degree? and WI should help with Tuition on top of GI bill... or maybe that's only if you retire.. but something to check into
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and the post 9/11 Bill gives you living stipend as if you were e5....
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Its called the Wisconsin GI Bill. and it really helps more with the montgomery than the post 9/11. I decided not to invoke it, because with the post 9/11 its rather worthless.
Living stipend only counts for when you have class. so no summers, dec and jan are half. etc. |
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they request high school transcripts....really? high school? I went to six different ones! how many fricken years ago!
had a hell of a time searching them all down. and apparently, one of my old high schools don't exist any more. yay. |
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On the going back to school part, use the school programs and study groups.
I never really do as I can study by myself and do fine, but meet a few good people and study just became super easy and fun. Plus it helps when you do group work and you can easily find a good group to work with. Remember you are paying so use everything they throw at you. Everyone hates the high tuition/service prices of college but they do provide a lot today. |
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If you need to get a part time job, be sure to apply on campus. Those jobs will typically be more friendly to studying needs. Work your butt off and make connections. Go see your proffessors a lot, even if it means you have to make up questions. They will love you for it and be more willing to work with you. Other than that, best of luck to you. :tup: |
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