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Not really, what do you recommend me?
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Great, thanks. And what can I do as a undergraduate student?
For undergraduate, is necessary to take either the sat or the act test.
Yes really? That would be very effective, actually. But let's say I want to do more, could I do even more if I take a job, part time, or something like that I'm really interested in getting
Of course you can do more in that way. A part-time job could help you in a great way to lower your college's costs, but you have to make sure that it doesn't get in the way of your studies and school schedules. You have to choose well.
Another question, what do I need to take into account in order to choose the right professional school or university for me very well? Also, what help do you offer me?
Many students worry that tuition and the other costs to continuing their education, to don't make them stop, most students receive some kind of financial aid.
About the requirements to qualify for federal student aid, could you please tell me what earning capacity is?
This benefit is primarily if you were enrolled in a university or vocational school.
That's helpful to hear. Do you happen to be familiar with enrollment contracts? And what if they give me something, like a job?
If that's the case ask for a wrote prove of that promise.
And what can you tell me about the accreditations?