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When you're being forced to dig diamonds for 18 hours a day on one leg with your life on the line every minute, then you'd know what it's like to truly be poor.
Why is that? Are you childless and non-elderly? If so you can go to a trade & tech school. I know lots of people that started that way.
I am childless and non-elderly and I can't afford to go to trade & tech school and I can't get financial aid and I think that pretty much covers it all.
Well, it's all your own fault. So, shut up about it and do something. Instead being rich by global standards and whining about being a victim.
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Originally Posted by freemkt
I am childless and non-elderly and I can't afford to go to trade & tech school and I can't get financial aid and I think that pretty much covers it all.
Why can you not get financial aid, freemkt? You are poor, you should be getting Pell grants up the rear. Unless you either A, have a drug conviction and thus cannot get financial aid; B, maxed out prior financial aid from a previous stint in college; C, the programs you are looking at do not meet minimum credit amount requirements (i.e., diploma and certificate courses less than a year do not qualify). Did I hit the mark anywhere?
I am childless and non-elderly and I can't afford to go to trade & tech school and I can't get financial aid and I think that pretty much covers it all.
To me, childless and young means all options are open. Don't give up.
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