Yes, I believe it can be. But that's a good question to ask God and wise Christians who know you. The college loan piece prompted another reader to share a dilemma. We are heartbroken. He did not attend or live there most of the months of November and December.
Most businesses have a responsibility to give a product or service for the money they receive.
It is painfully ironic that schools depend on parental finances for tuition indeed, if you re a dependent you can t even apply for college without divulging your parents finances yet these schools are not answerable to the parents who pay for that education. The school took this father s money but didn t inform him that the services he purchased were not being used. Certainly, my heart goes out to both father and son. Still, it s a poignant example of how schools often play with a different set of business rules, and some of their customers don t discover this till it s too late. I described a smart way of buying a used car from a private owner rather than a professional dealer, and had some harsh things to say about the latter.