Please don't judge me!

[CollegeStudent7]

Only if your actually taking classes there. Minimal half time for a half award (6 semester hours). 12 semester hours for a full time full grant award. You can also perhaps work out a consortium plan. I started to try and explain this to you in one of your other threads but you skipped over it. As far as I know there is no way around the requirement to be actually enrolled in and actively taking classes to get hold of the federal money.

A wise old Fire Chief once berated me in front of a roomfull of people. He put his finger on my chest and his nose was almost touching mine, he said "God gave you two ears and one mouth, so you could listen twice as much as you talked"....... Had a lot to teach that old guy.

I'm sorry, but sometimes I receive so many replies to my threads, I must have accidentally looked over yours. I'm thinking I may just have to go full-time one semester to get that full grant. Still need to research it. I hope it wasn't a total waste to apply for it. I'll be happy if it just covers my enrollment. I'm looking to knock out most of my stuff via ALEKS, FEMA, SL and CLEPS..in that order. I'll probably have around 45ish credits to earn my Bachelors, so that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 actual courses. Wish me luck