What's your MAJOR?

still undecided

Information systems n minor in accounting =)

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Information systems n minor in accounting =)

make accounting your major also and you will make bank

accounting is a stable career, but far from "bank" imo. all depends on your definition of bank as well. but, 60-100k is more stable and middle class to me.

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How do you guys manage to foot the bills at these major schools? financial aid or?

I joined the Army for 4 years. Active Duty. But I know that the National Guard in most states pay for school 100%. Not a bad gig. 4 years flew by. and all my friends back home in tampa are doing the exact same shit. Most of them are going to USF very part time. With no hopes of graduating anytime soon, due to too much Partying and Bullshitting.

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wilberforce u

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How do you guys manage to foot the bills at these major schools? financial aid or?

I joined the Army for 4 years. Active Duty. But I know that the National Guard in most states pay for school 100%. Not a bad gig. 4 years flew by. and all my friends back home in tampa are doing the exact same shit. Most of them are going to USF very part time. With no hopes of graduating anytime soon, due to too much Partying and Bullshitting.

They pay for the bill after you pay for it -yourself. My recent college roommate explained this to me. Yes your schooling is paid for after you initially pay for it they reimburse you.

The post 9/11 GI bill. if you spent at least 3 years on active duty. your tuition is sent straight to the school. you receive a monthly housing allowance. and an annual book stipend. If he is in the guard.. then various states have different means of paying for school... some states may do a tuition reimbursement.. but alot of states pay up front. if your gpa goes below 2.5 then you have to pay the state back.
I mean.. im speaking from experience.. Its something im currently doing right now.. so i probably dont know what im talking about.

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How do you guys manage to foot the bills at these major schools? financial aid or?

I joined the Army for 4 years. Active Duty. But I know that the National Guard in most states pay for school 100%. Not a bad gig. 4 years flew by. and all my friends back home in tampa are doing the exact same shit. Most of them are going to USF very part time. With no hopes of graduating anytime soon, due to too much Partying and Bullshitting.

They pay for the bill after you pay for it -yourself. My recent college roommate explained this to me. Yes your schooling is paid for after you initially pay for it they reimburse you.

The post 9/11 GI bill. if you spent at least 3 years on active duty. your tuition is sent straight to the school. you receive a monthly housing allowance. and an annual book stipend. If he is in the guard.. then various states have different means of paying for school... some states may do a tuition reimbursement.. but alot of states pay up front. if your gpa goes below 2.5 then you have to pay the state back.
I mean.. im speaking from experience.. Its something im currently doing right now.. so i probably dont know what im talking about.

This is coming from him with experience at UCONN and Parson's. Also please read this before you make another incorrect statement. You get housing and books. https://gibill.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1438/session/L3RpbWUvMTM0MzM1NDU3OS9zaWQvZm9TUlQ4Mmw=

I believe you are misinformed somewhere down the line. Hope you didn't think they were gonna pay for you like that.

My Quote prior to saying i used the army to pay for college.
"Pre Law/ Economics Major for undergrad. Hoping to start law school @ University Colorado Boulder in 2013 when i get out of the Army!"

Army to UF Econ Major to Army Officer to Law School August 2013.

I am speaking from experience as well. Not hearsay. I have never payed out of pocket for Undergrad Tuition.