Schools give out some scholarships. I know of none that will support a persons and family while he/she gets an education. I know of none with "payment plans". There are some grants available from the government (Pell), but they never cover more than a fraction...besides, thats socialism.Many schools are more than willing to set up payment plans, or give financial aid to anyone who needs it. It might not be Harvard, but it is still school.
In short, the financial aid dept. of a college arranges for a student to get government loans and grants...they do not finance the aid themselves.
Also, you are not viewing the situation from that of a displaced worker, but a single young male.
I qualified for quite a number of them. A master's degree qualifies you for a number of them as well. List them. My masters, and yours would only qualify you for a specific job.
A young male with no Dependants.I recently read in the local paper where my parents live that a homeless kid graduated high school, and got a scholarship to college. If he can do, I feel pretty confident that anyone can do it.
translation: a kid, likely unemployed, living with mom and dad, but still a good Republican.I am 24, I have a BA in International Relations and a masters in Defense and Strategic Studies. My job is not relevant.
Try being born and growing up on the other side of the tracks with none of the things your parents gave you, and see if you can pull yourself up by your boot straps. Your perspective is young, male, single, and with privileges you inherited from mom and dad. Like I said before, your attitude indicates that your are young, inexperienced, and naive.I will admit that myself and my family are very well off, but everyday there are countless examples of people putting themselves through college, if you are really broke, there are federal loans that can allow you to attend college as well.