Going back to school with sb

[CREED0207]

I am trying to find financial resources for obtaining a degree. I am in dire need of suggestions on where to find these such agencies. Does anybody have any advice? Please help asap!!!!

[LisaJoy]

What country do you live in? If the USA, what state? (If Canada, province may be useful).

If you live in the USA, you should contact your state's Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (or it may be a division within another department -- you would just google vocational rehabilitation and your state's name).

If you are elsewhere, maybe someone else will chime in.

[jellolegs23]

Lisajoy gave some really good suggestions. The federal government also is helpful if you look at FAFSA.gov. Spina bifida association also sometimes will give out some money too. Wish you luck!! Let us know how it goes.

[NerdaliciouS]

It works the same way in Canada. There are vocational services that will actually pay your tuition for you if you're between certain ages (the one I know of specifically 18-30). But if you contacted them, they could still give plenty of suggestions on what you could do.