Not only are they experienced with classes and scheduling, they also have access to the resources that pay for it. They are also helpful when it comes to filling out the forms to apply for the various types of financial aid too. As mentioned earlier, don't neglect your company benefits. If they offer tuition assistance, take it. Publications on financial aid.
Many publications are available through bookstores.
If you belong to professional organizations, check to see if they offer scholarships or grants. And last but not least, the Internet is, yet again, a great research tool in this area too. Every new skill and experience gained and each piece of new knowledge adds to your quality of life, your career potential, and your security in the future. Ms. Hines is a former military service member, and has enjoyed occupations in a wide range of career fields. This article copyright 1999, Jeana Hines.