My name is Susan, and my dream is to be a Marital and Family Therapist. I plan to attend Fuller Theological Seminary, and it is a bit expensive, but worth it! The total amount I will need for the 2 year program is seventy-eight thousand dollars ($78,000.00). It would be great if I could get a paid internship in the process, because I have to have 3,000 hours of internship work plus the MFT to take the California State Licensing Exam. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. BTW, I have to attend an accredited seminary, and Fuller's is the best in the area. Thanks, in advance for your help.

Hi i am a freshman attending Florida A&M University and i am from chicago. my financial aid didnt cover everything and my tuition is $24000 a year. i have a 3.0 gpa. are there any scholarships available?

I am tranferring as a JR in college and I have found that no one seems ready an willing to help a transferring students. All the scholarships I find on other sites are for young high school students. I took a longer time getting there, but i am ready to transfer and get my degree. What can I do?

I stress over money more than anything. The second thing that causes me stress is having to depend on other people, so naturally, I feel that paying for college is my responsibility. I am a female, and therefore do not make as much as most guys do, and I live in a town with very few, and very low-paying jobs. My father is a truck driver, never finished college, and my mother is a house wife who also never finished college. My mom has scoliosis enough she cannot get a job, but she is not so far considered disabled. I would be the first of my siblings and one of the few in my family to finish college if I make it. I am always busy, but 90% of my schedule is dedicated to helping others our with their needs. Including running errands for my family. I am 21 years old, I have two degrees from a community college (AA and ALS), and am now at a four year university where I have recently found myself playing 'cat-and-mouse' trying to get my FASFA to go through. It just went through TODAY, more than half way through the semester, and to my shock, it does not cover nearly enough. I am grateful that I have it and that it covers a little less than half, but this is suppose to be a relatively inexpensive college and yet FAFSA is not enough. I cannot join the military because I have severe allergies and asthma, I am borderline dyslexic but not enough to have anyone help me pay for college, and even with my 3.5+ college GPA on a 4.0 scale, I still cannot manage to get a scholarship. I have applied for many and was applying for one when I came across this site. The only scholarships I have ever been able to receive are choir scholarships, and since I am not majoring in music, they barely cover books. I just feel like no matter how much I help everyone around me and no matter how well I do in school, I will always be just above average, but not enough to raise alarm or get me college money. I am so concerned that I am considering getting a college loan, finish this semester, then just work until I can pay off my debts before I start college again. I just really don't know what else I can do.

I am a junior at Marquette and I need money to finish out my last years. My parent had to stop working to take care of our 82 year old Aunt. Temporary sacrifice but it is hurting me. I filed for hardship assistance but I still need more resources.

HELP!!