http://blog.directoryofschools.com/diploma-mills/discouraged-workers-should-snag-health-care-careers/ Education Blog Thu, 17 May 2012 00:31:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://blog.directoryofschools.com/diploma-mills/discouraged-workers-should-snag-health-care-careers/#comment-7031 vida Thu, 29 Apr 2010 20:21:07 +0000 http://blog.directoryofschools.com/?p=325#comment-7031 I understand your frustration; but I would encourage you to speak with a financial aid counselor at the schools in which you are interested. There is both federal and private money out there for those who qualify; and I personally know people who are attending school on the government's dime due to losing a previous job, having low income, being a veteran or a spouse of a veteran, or living in an area where state or private grants are available to those who meet specific qualifications. It may take some work to find the information you need; but it is worth the effort. I understand your frustration; but I would encourage you to speak with a financial aid counselor at the schools in which you are interested. There is both federal and private money out there for those who qualify; and I personally know people who are attending school on the government’s dime due to losing a previous job, having low income, being a veteran or a spouse of a veteran, or living in an area where state or private grants are available to those who meet specific qualifications. It may take some work to find the information you need; but it is worth the effort.

]]> http://blog.directoryofschools.com/diploma-mills/discouraged-workers-should-snag-health-care-careers/#comment-2888 Dennis Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:15:23 +0000 http://blog.directoryofschools.com/?p=325#comment-2888 This article seemed like a bad joke. I do fall into the discouraged worker category, and I would like nothing more than to get some training in the health care field and get a job. Your idea of "low cost tuition" and my idea of affordable training seem to be worlds apart. Are you really suggesting that someone who's been out of work for an extended period of time to simply "go back to school?" Bear in mind that these people have been out of work, which has not stopped their bills from coming and has drainined their life savings. As for federal aid, that's an even bigger joke. This article seemed like a bad joke. I do fall into the discouraged worker category, and I would like nothing more than to get some training in the health care field and get a job. Your idea of “low cost tuition” and my idea of affordable training seem to be worlds apart. Are you really suggesting that someone who’s been out of work for an extended period of time to simply “go back to school?” Bear in mind that these people have been out of work, which has not stopped their bills from coming and has drainined their life savings. As for federal aid, that’s an even bigger joke.

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