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Free degrees :) - GoodYellowDogs - 08-08-2015 I've been following on Facebook - can't wait to buy and read it for my granddaughter. WOOHOO! Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-08-2015 LaterBloomer Wrote:Maybe you'd become a famous writer, and spend all of your time on the talk show circuit? ha ha, I hope not. lol Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-08-2015 publius2k4 Wrote:Congratulations! I don't even have a cell phone, I have no plans to start a distribution website lol. I'll make you a deal, if we ever meet for coffee, I'll make it happen. Free degrees :) - frankshorey - 08-08-2015 Workforce Education and Adult Learning Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-09-2015 frankshorey Wrote:Workforce Education and Adult Learning Thanks Frank. I actually debated a long time about whether or not I'd include workforce development/education and adult learning programs in the book, and decided not to. My inclusion criteria required that any program I listed offered a full degree (many programs were non credit or certificate / diploma options intended for quick-employment or improvement) and in some cases you had to work with a govt agency if you were laid off, a company closed, or you collected unemployment- and I felt like including that might mean I supported people losing their jobs so they could receive free training (or worst-case: encouraged it). The people who have fallen on hard times already have those resources at their disposal, so I opted to leave it out. Same with scholarships, I left out scholarships for the same reason- I felt like stepping over dollars to pick up pennies wasn't the message I wanted to send, and there are already a zillion scholarship books out there. I kept it clean - free tuition for a full degree open to the general public. Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-11-2015 GoodYellowDogs Wrote:I've been following on Facebook - can't wait to buy and read it for my granddaughter. WOOHOO! Denise, in California, if you're a resident of San Luis Obispo County, Contra Costa Unified School District, or Ventura County, and your child attends k-12 (has to graduate) they'll get free community college tuition. Not a huge benefit for 1 person, or to move far for, but if you have many children or are living near there anyway....it's certainly nice. That can be used for diplomas, certificates, or degrees. Free degrees :) - dfrecore - 08-13-2015 I live in CA (but not in those places), and I had NO IDEA they offered that!! Never heard it, and I am up on a lot of college-related stuff. I guess there's always more to learn! Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-13-2015 dfrecore Wrote:I live in CA (but not in those places), and I had NO IDEA they offered that!! Never heard it, and I am up on a lot of college-related stuff. I guess there's always more to learn! Dfrecore, if you find others, let me know! One thing I'm finding is that from year to year, funding changes, so I've already started a file for NEXT year lol. Free degrees :) - Gooberman11 - 08-20-2015 Cook, you are the rock star of information! I can't wait to look at the site! Free degrees :) - cookderosa - 08-20-2015 Gooberman11 Wrote:Cook, you are the rock star of information! I can't wait to look at the site! Thanks Goober, I like "rock star" so much better than "nerd" |