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[Pembo]

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[Caradana]

What field would you like to go back to study? Makes a difference.

Very cool idea. I'm so in favor of school.

 

[Aimeedyan]

I believe that anyone can get a loan you may just not qualify for the subsidized loans (is that the one where the gov pays the interest?).

I was told that grants are rarely rarely given to grad school students, we are poorer than church mice and didn't qualify. I did qualify for work study.

Scholarships depend on your school, field, accomplishments, etc.

It's best to make an appt with a financial aid counselor at the school of your choice for options they offer. My school doesn't really want to talk to you until you complete the FAFSA and get the results sent to them

Good luck!

 

[mrsv98]

There are tons of scholarships/grants for women going to grad school, especially if you have been a SAHM. Google scholarships older ( ) women and I bet a bunch will come up.

Good luck, it is never too late!

 

[gradtchr]

There is funding available if you know when and how to look. Universities sometimes have grants within departments to fund grad school. Their are fellowship opportunities and the such. A lot is dependent on the field of study you are going into.

 

[Pembo]

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[Trinity721]

Keep searching on google as one poster suggested. There are always ways! Good luck with your endeavors

 

[Marseeya]

I'm doing it right now with federal loans, plus I get a tuition waiver every semester from my department. Thing is with waivers, you have to ask for them and don't be afraid to do this -- they are there for the taking. You might not be able to on your first semester, but it won't hurt to ask.

Good luck!