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July 23, 2010 at 12:45 PM #582878July 23, 2010 at 1:12 PM #581875
meadandale
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=meadandale] . . . The sad thing is that her half sister just graduated from high school and has NEVER worked. She has no driver’s license, no money, no work experience and both her parent’s are basically broke as well–yet she wants to go to community college. How she’ll pay for it is anyone’s guess She hasn’t even been forced (like all my brother’s and sisters as well as me were) to do chores around the house so she hasn’t even a glimmer of anything resembling a work ethic.[/quote](emphasis added)
meadandale, her half-sister may be able to qualify for assistance or attend CC free. If she can’t get a grant, her student loans won’t be that much. As a CC student, she will qualify for a $32 mo bus pass (the same as K-12).
If you have any influence over her, please try to talk her into an ROP program she is interested in so she can get REAL WORK ASAP. This is just my .02.[/quote]
By broke I mean they have no money in the bank. Both of them make decent money–combined income is probably over $75k.
Yeah…bus pass. It’s a 45 min drive over the hill to SB from the SY valley. They have a free commuter shuttle that she could take but she’d have to be and on the bus at 6am. I don’t think she has gotten up before noon in years. Don’t really see that happening…
I’ve told my brother she needs to get her sh** together for years. He’s tried to tell her too and his wife tells him to STFU, it’s none of his business. Go figure…
She could probably get grants but that would mean that she would actually have to get off her butt and apply for them. It took someone to drag her down at the last minute to get her application in so she could even GO to school this year.
July 23, 2010 at 1:12 PM #581966Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=meadandale] . . . The sad thing is that her half sister just graduated from high school and has NEVER worked. She has no driver’s license, no money, no work experience and both her parent’s are basically broke as well–yet she wants to go to community college. How she’ll pay for it is anyone’s guess She hasn’t even been forced (like all my brother’s and sisters as well as me were) to do chores around the house so she hasn’t even a glimmer of anything resembling a work ethic.[/quote](emphasis added)
meadandale, her half-sister may be able to qualify for assistance or attend CC free. If she can’t get a grant, her student loans won’t be that much. As a CC student, she will qualify for a $32 mo bus pass (the same as K-12).
If you have any influence over her, please try to talk her into an ROP program she is interested in so she can get REAL WORK ASAP. This is just my .02.[/quote]
By broke I mean they have no money in the bank. Both of them make decent money–combined income is probably over $75k.
Yeah…bus pass. It’s a 45 min drive over the hill to SB from the SY valley. They have a free commuter shuttle that she could take but she’d have to be and on the bus at 6am. I don’t think she has gotten up before noon in years. Don’t really see that happening…
I’ve told my brother she needs to get her sh** together for years. He’s tried to tell her too and his wife tells him to STFU, it’s none of his business. Go figure…
She could probably get grants but that would mean that she would actually have to get off her butt and apply for them. It took someone to drag her down at the last minute to get her application in so she could even GO to school this year.
July 23, 2010 at 1:12 PM #582498Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=meadandale] . . . The sad thing is that her half sister just graduated from high school and has NEVER worked. She has no driver’s license, no money, no work experience and both her parent’s are basically broke as well–yet she wants to go to community college. How she’ll pay for it is anyone’s guess She hasn’t even been forced (like all my brother’s and sisters as well as me were) to do chores around the house so she hasn’t even a glimmer of anything resembling a work ethic.[/quote](emphasis added)
meadandale, her half-sister may be able to qualify for assistance or attend CC free. If she can’t get a grant, her student loans won’t be that much. As a CC student, she will qualify for a $32 mo bus pass (the same as K-12).
If you have any influence over her, please try to talk her into an ROP program she is interested in so she can get REAL WORK ASAP. This is just my .02.[/quote]
By broke I mean they have no money in the bank. Both of them make decent money–combined income is probably over $75k.
Yeah…bus pass. It’s a 45 min drive over the hill to SB from the SY valley. They have a free commuter shuttle that she could take but she’d have to be and on the bus at 6am. I don’t think she has gotten up before noon in years. Don’t really see that happening…
I’ve told my brother she needs to get her sh** together for years. He’s tried to tell her too and his wife tells him to STFU, it’s none of his business. Go figure…
She could probably get grants but that would mean that she would actually have to get off her butt and apply for them. It took someone to drag her down at the last minute to get her application in so she could even GO to school this year.
July 23, 2010 at 1:12 PM #582605Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=meadandale] . . . The sad thing is that her half sister just graduated from high school and has NEVER worked. She has no driver’s license, no money, no work experience and both her parent’s are basically broke as well–yet she wants to go to community college. How she’ll pay for it is anyone’s guess She hasn’t even been forced (like all my brother’s and sisters as well as me were) to do chores around the house so she hasn’t even a glimmer of anything resembling a work ethic.[/quote](emphasis added)
meadandale, her half-sister may be able to qualify for assistance or attend CC free. If she can’t get a grant, her student loans won’t be that much. As a CC student, she will qualify for a $32 mo bus pass (the same as K-12).
If you have any influence over her, please try to talk her into an ROP program she is interested in so she can get REAL WORK ASAP. This is just my .02.[/quote]
By broke I mean they have no money in the bank. Both of them make decent money–combined income is probably over $75k.
Yeah…bus pass. It’s a 45 min drive over the hill to SB from the SY valley. They have a free commuter shuttle that she could take but she’d have to be and on the bus at 6am. I don’t think she has gotten up before noon in years. Don’t really see that happening…
I’ve told my brother she needs to get her sh** together for years. He’s tried to tell her too and his wife tells him to STFU, it’s none of his business. Go figure…
She could probably get grants but that would mean that she would actually have to get off her butt and apply for them. It took someone to drag her down at the last minute to get her application in so she could even GO to school this year.
July 23, 2010 at 1:12 PM #582908Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=meadandale] . . . The sad thing is that her half sister just graduated from high school and has NEVER worked. She has no driver’s license, no money, no work experience and both her parent’s are basically broke as well–yet she wants to go to community college. How she’ll pay for it is anyone’s guess She hasn’t even been forced (like all my brother’s and sisters as well as me were) to do chores around the house so she hasn’t even a glimmer of anything resembling a work ethic.[/quote](emphasis added)
meadandale, her half-sister may be able to qualify for assistance or attend CC free. If she can’t get a grant, her student loans won’t be that much. As a CC student, she will qualify for a $32 mo bus pass (the same as K-12).
If you have any influence over her, please try to talk her into an ROP program she is interested in so she can get REAL WORK ASAP. This is just my .02.[/quote]
By broke I mean they have no money in the bank. Both of them make decent money–combined income is probably over $75k.
Yeah…bus pass. It’s a 45 min drive over the hill to SB from the SY valley. They have a free commuter shuttle that she could take but she’d have to be and on the bus at 6am. I don’t think she has gotten up before noon in years. Don’t really see that happening…
I’ve told my brother she needs to get her sh** together for years. He’s tried to tell her too and his wife tells him to STFU, it’s none of his business. Go figure…
She could probably get grants but that would mean that she would actually have to get off her butt and apply for them. It took someone to drag her down at the last minute to get her application in so she could even GO to school this year.
July 23, 2010 at 1:40 PM #581890CDMA ENG
Participant“Danny Noonan: I’d planned to go to law school after I graduated, but, my folks won’t have enough money to put me through college.
Judge Smails: Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too.”
Why care. If they want it bad enough they will decide to make the sacrifice.
CE
July 23, 2010 at 1:40 PM #581981Participant“Danny Noonan: I’d planned to go to law school after I graduated, but, my folks won’t have enough money to put me through college.
Judge Smails: Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too.”
Why care. If they want it bad enough they will decide to make the sacrifice.
CE
July 23, 2010 at 1:40 PM #582513Participant“Danny Noonan: I’d planned to go to law school after I graduated, but, my folks won’t have enough money to put me through college.
Judge Smails: Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too.”
Why care. If they want it bad enough they will decide to make the sacrifice.
CE
July 23, 2010 at 1:40 PM #582620Participant“Danny Noonan: I’d planned to go to law school after I graduated, but, my folks won’t have enough money to put me through college.
Judge Smails: Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too.”
Why care. If they want it bad enough they will decide to make the sacrifice.
CE
July 23, 2010 at 1:40 PM #582923Participant“Danny Noonan: I’d planned to go to law school after I graduated, but, my folks won’t have enough money to put me through college.
Judge Smails: Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too.”
Why care. If they want it bad enough they will decide to make the sacrifice.
CE
July 23, 2010 at 2:01 PM #581895teaboy
ParticipantThis will sound mysogynistic, because it is, but I say it tongue in cheek.
Girls, especially those enabled by doting fathers, will never reform. In my opinion, their best option is to get their greedy little claws into another enabler, i.e. the richest husband they can bag.
Girls are lucky to have this option. I guess boys do, too, with all the cougars around these days…
tb
July 23, 2010 at 2:01 PM #581986ParticipantThis will sound mysogynistic, because it is, but I say it tongue in cheek.
Girls, especially those enabled by doting fathers, will never reform. In my opinion, their best option is to get their greedy little claws into another enabler, i.e. the richest husband they can bag.
Girls are lucky to have this option. I guess boys do, too, with all the cougars around these days…
tb
July 23, 2010 at 2:01 PM #582518ParticipantThis will sound mysogynistic, because it is, but I say it tongue in cheek.
Girls, especially those enabled by doting fathers, will never reform. In my opinion, their best option is to get their greedy little claws into another enabler, i.e. the richest husband they can bag.
Girls are lucky to have this option. I guess boys do, too, with all the cougars around these days…
tb
July 23, 2010 at 2:01 PM #582625ParticipantThis will sound mysogynistic, because it is, but I say it tongue in cheek.
Girls, especially those enabled by doting fathers, will never reform. In my opinion, their best option is to get their greedy little claws into another enabler, i.e. the richest husband they can bag.
Girls are lucky to have this option. I guess boys do, too, with all the cougars around these days…
tb
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