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I’m a full time college student with two part-time jobs. I’m not making that much money but I will be gradutating from college (again) sometime soon with my BA this time. I know that I’m going to need credit in order to do alot of things. I have several bills that I pay automatically and on time every month with my check card, but to my knowledge that really doesn’t mean much. The safest approach to gaining credit that my bank informed me about was to purchase gas/groceries with my check card. However, I dont have a car at this time. Along with that I dont have a steady grocery purchasing schedule, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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I was really dumb when I went to college after high school, and I ended up just not going anymore. The college said that I am financial and academic probation, and I was wondering what I needed to do in order to get the Pell Grant again, because I can’t afford to go on my own. I am a mother to two girls, and my husband works full-time.. and I am tired of struggling.

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She is a single mother of 2 and she is going to school full time to be a nurse.

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My husband and I are expecting a baby in November. He has not finished his undergrad degree and would like to pursue it full-time next spring. We don’t think that we can make it with just my income and someone I know had mentioned that there is money out there to help supplement incomes. Please let me know if you are aware of any of these programs. Thank you!

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You see I have a job, which became a full-time one last year. I was wondering how would a college check it to make sure it’s legit because it has been a big part of my high school career. I have heard the college, I am applying to checks it but how would they?

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