How Do I Pay For College On My Own?

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Title	:	How Do I Pay For College On My Own?
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Comment from : Gene Oliver

1st he's wise for asking for advice This is wat every student should do b4 college Find d best economical path forward Getting a college loan can be so easy, but wen ur done, well
Comment from : Onyeil onyeil

Perfect candidate for Air Force
Comment from : Earl L Simmins

Work for an employer that offers tuition reimbursement!
Comment from : micajah Nordyke

He’d probably get amazing grades at community college!!! He could work and get amazing grades!!!
Comment from : Ashlee Simons

$1800 dollars for a year? That is what we pay monthly in Mexico!
Comment from : Azul Bernal Felipe

The only thing I still am thinking after this is, it sounds like the guy is capable of graduating with the degree he wants because he is smart enough and has at least enough exposure to the field to know he likes it, once he graduates and gets his job, 10k$ in loans will be nothing to pay off with his big boy salary It would probably take him a few months I'm all for the things Ramsay suggests that minimize the cost, I did something similar But with such a high paying field waiting for you at the other end, why stress about a little loan debt that will get you there a few years faster Opportunity cost
Comment from : Rudy Fisher Author

Uncle Sam covered my college Masters degree, not a penny paid In fact, I actually made money going to school lol
Comment from : Nethezbet

Our culture teaches young adults that “college is expensive” and that it didn’t used to be It was never cheap because we didn’t earn as much So people end up getting loans and getting overwhelmed with debt So frustrating
Comment from : tmUSA

I would like to be live one Day
Comment from : Twandi Sinyenga

First two years of college are only mandatory classes Make sure you only take classes that pave the road leading to your degree
Comment from : Think Mackay

Feel so bad for American students, where I live Uni and College is completely free with the exception of some private schools (only a alternative though)
Comment from : Andreas L S

the advice of telling him to move away from the family helping him seems wrong
Comment from : Big D

He could get a 2 year degree in engineering, get a better paying engineering job, and use that money to cash flow university His employer might even help pay for it, and if not he'd still have a lot of engineering credits transfer over
Comment from : Talyah R

an Aerospace degree can get you a job anywhere specially if you know a little software meaning you can write some C or Python scripts
Comment from : Juan Ok

CCAC is a pretty good community college in Pittsburgh I hope he went there
Comment from : Veronica Vatter

My brother wants to go to college but it has an expensive tuition I’m already paying loans and my parents can’t pay for my brother’s tuition Not sure what to do?
Comment from : Izzy Reneau

Has 40,000 in savings Bro where's your problem hahaha
Comment from : Jack Druyon

Oh! Poor thing!
Comment from : Hope Harrell

My daughter received a full scholarship from Texas A&M including housing and my son will likely receive the same based upon family income and perhaps due to being half Hispanic as well as receiving high grade points in High School
Comment from : South Texas Border Adventures

Tips for saving for collage ?
Comment from : Estherr

You clawed and scratched to get through college Dave??? Hey Dave - News Flash! You should have served in the military! There you go Dave College done and NO DEBT! Didn't you ever think of that, DAVE?
Comment from : Alan Henry Sr

Bad advice He's $10k short, just take a loan An Aerospace Engineer will make that up in the first few months
Comment from : wolfrig2000

Contact the AFROTC unit at Penn State, enquire about a scholarship Yes, you would have to commit to the Air Force (its not that bad as an Officer), plus, even if you don't stay in till retirement, you will make contacts, do work, and establish a reputation in the field Plus, being in the military is a good resume builder
Comment from : Jeff Swoyer

Would love an update on this Hope he’s doing well
Comment from : Love always Jasmine

Should definitely check out the book "A Penny Pincher's Guide to College"
Comment from : A Penny Pinchers Guide to Personal Finance

1 💡 idea, I don’t know how much good one tho, lol, or how much would people love this, but this is what I do: I work as custodian (cleaner) for one private university because they offer tuition remission to all their workers, so instead of paying $160 k for 4 years of school, I will just have to pay for books Currently applying for grants to not even have to pay thatbr(I really don’t like school debt)
Comment from : Marina Marina

What about private scholarships? This kid would have been a great standout candidate
Comment from : Anna Ma

I went to a Penn State branch campus and saved sooo much money You still get a Penn State degree but you pay way less
Comment from : Sarah Mar

I graduated from college this past week debt-free I am a first generation college student and my single mother didn’t have money to help I worked 50+ hours a week between internships and starting my own business This wouldn’t have been possible without Dave Ramsey and the Ramsey Personalities Graduating debt free is possible God bless
Comment from : Investor Center

He should have received financial aid
Comment from : Courtney

If you need help paying for college we can help
Comment from : College Liftoff

I learn from the comments section than I do these videos
Comment from : Trevor LeFiles

is it maybe a good option to graduate with lots of loans and debit and just move to some European country for work after school and not pay anything back ever??
Comment from : SCUBA Steve

Wow, if he was "adopted" not under legal guardianship in Texas, the state offers free tuition for those students Maybe he has something similar thereomg this is sad
Comment from : Taylor Brione

My parents refuse to help pay for my college, and I'm graduating in about 90 days I've applied for the FAFSA, but I don't know what to do now! I tried to find out how to apply for scholarships but I can't find any with an application date that hasn't already passed My school isn't at all helping me and my parents never went to college and I've got no one to help me I'm stressed and I can't figure out what to do
Comment from : The Jolly Dwarf

Careful with that aerospace degree If you take ANY gap years your classes may be useless You HAVE to finish fast
Comment from : Christine Wood

JOIN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE!!!!
Comment from : Cookie Franco

I did small loans and paid off before the next school year with 3 jobs every summer and paid for books cash
Comment from : J TSays

The one thing that scares me is when it comes to financial aid, it's hard to know how much money you need 4 years into the future Pell is probably more secure, but I had state aid taken away halfway through my undergrad because I had worked extra to avoid loans On track now, but that was a scary time
Comment from : Jacob G

When dave went to college it was actually AFFORDABLE! my dad is Dave's age and went to 4 year college for $300 per semester
Comment from : Austin A

This is where those dorm room business that get you kicked out of school come into play
Comment from : Austin A

What about the Air Force??
Comment from : Jackie G

I have a crush on this guy Hahahaha!
Comment from : Rebekah Kim

I wish college was free😭
Comment from : gr00vyc0c0

If the grades are right, he better apply and move to the college that basically will pay him to go First generation
Comment from : MarcusVision

Would absolutely love to get into contact with Sean if possible, I too am from Pittsburgh and am paying for college on my own while attending Penn State We’re in a really similar situation in that way, and I would love to speak more with him
Comment from : BCM Tech

Cleping courses may be the solution for him to earn his degree and working I was in this situation after my mother passed and I choose to work full time and take online classes
Comment from : Miss desire Independance

CLEP some courses
Comment from : Corvus Mortuus

I'm sorry for both of your parents loss Seems like you are such a smart young man Good luck with your journey Work hard Stay blessed
Comment from : Ada Esther GJ

I'm cash flowing at a community college, getting help from the HOPE grant, and I'm going to apply for every grant I can get My actual out of pocket isn't too painful, but luckily I'm taking a small program! Don't stay at a dead end job hoping it gets better, take the initiative and make something of yourself, and most importantly, DO NOT BORROW MONEY!
Comment from : Chris Rush

Rotc Pays for your degree and you get a job after
Comment from : t115

I wish I'd known about the benefits of community college (and saving money) when I was 18 I turned out alright, but it would've saved me and my parents a ton of money Not sure if they still do, but community colleges just had a stigma to them that they were for the intellectually undesirable and the poor Reality is though, (1) it's super smart financially to take as many of your "useless" 100 and 200-level classes for as cheap as possible, and (2) the ultimate revenge against some 18-YO looking down at you for going to community college is effectively having an extra $20k-$40k in your bank account after graduation And of course, if invested over even a decade with modest returns, it's basically double that And over 30 years, 10x's that
Comment from : Jae

Get a double education Learn a trade while saving your cash for your school
Comment from : C H

Dude sounds 28
Comment from : DemRi

I hope the best for him Losing both parents and being only 18 is unimaginable bGod Bless/b bHim/b
Comment from : Wynter Rose

Great advice, also im from pittsburgh, and there is literally a tech/trade school for aerospace hereso you can get gen eds or an associates So many options
Comment from : Sabrina Tatalias

Join the Reserves or National guard
Comment from : Dogsoldier 1950

I'd gladly pay higher taxes so he can have free college tuition As long as he has the grades Prisoners already do!brbrHis only other choice is to Enlist in the military
Comment from : Will Mallory

Going to community college for the first 2 years is a perfect idea because the tuition is going to be so low that you will actually get paid to go to school with pell grants, its like a free source of income!!! definitely go to a community college!!!!
Comment from : Claro A

Dave advice is so good It's easy to tell he really cares
Comment from : Gary Host

I stop you right there Dave, community college is not $2000 annually, it is around $4000
Comment from : Que Luu

Machine shops would pay good money for someone like him Especially ones in aerospace
Comment from : goodforyou3000

If you want to go into manufacturing, get an industrial engineering degree
Comment from : Rig Hand

Join the Air Force - get job skills, get paid and get your education you want
Comment from : TheCbone1979

His ambition WILL see him through
Comment from : caro james

Join the military Great educational benefits
Comment from : jvolstad

Nonprofit colleges are another great option for people wanting to continue there education Colleges like WGU have there majors all online and are very inexpensive You can work and go to school at the same-time as well
Comment from : CaliCloud

Dave Ramsey is such a huge role model for me! I've hit a 50,000 dollar net worth at age 20 and I've now starting my own Youtube platform because of the encouragement I've gotten from people like him! Don't miss my Dave Ramsey Book Give away today!
Comment from : Intelligent Investor

I am a working middle class person If nothing crazy happens between now and the end of next month, I should have saved up more than I ever have saved before I've had amounts close to this before, but they automatically had to go to student loans or cars Both of those are now paid off So now I get to keep my savings I'm so happy ya'll! I don't really want to say how much, but no, it's not an insane amount Plenty of other middle class people probably have this too But I did it on my own! No spouse or family wealth I am proud
Comment from : Kris

Pell grants and Social Security are SOCIALISM! How can Dave support this?!
Comment from : ransom182

Work at a job that provides tuition assistance I work at McDonalds and they give me $2500 a semester
Comment from : Lauren Ekeleme

He’s gonna take the loans
Comment from : whysoblutube

Nanny gigs
Comment from : Janet Hockey

I’m surprised Dave doesn’t have grants available for students 🧐
Comment from : Stephanie Bogart

U dont
Comment from : Shiftie

No student loans!
Comment from : Alvin Nguyen

I would just tell him to work while he goes to Penn State College is an experience and he might be missing out while going to community college
Comment from : Mashiro

He can also go to Germany, Poland or Cuba for free college as an international student and learn about a new culture
Comment from : The Capable Woman

Poor kid Hope he succeeds
Comment from : Lucy Wong

You become a stripper, duh
Comment from : XCVI Mac

Love this advice Dave!! I pray he takes it
Comment from : Divinely Feminine

I hope he stays strong and succeeds
Comment from : TenAlienOreos

Wow and i thought it was hard just having my father pass away and going to college, can’t even imagine losing both of my parents
Comment from : Blake B

Tough break to lose both parents at such a young age Hope it goes well for him
Comment from : Tigerkem

Better to go to penn state than state pen
Comment from : Brian B

I’m on the Pell Grant, in addition to working in a shopping mall One of my goals is to go to college without taking a student loan!
Comment from : Phillip J Anglin

I hope he watches this videos and reads the comments Go to hacc man The professors there are ironically more intelligent despite being a community college Transfer 2 years in Just make sure they have you on an UPDATED transfer guide My 2 years ended up only counting for 1 semester cause I was taking classes to carry over for things that didnt exist anymore
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