Instead of applying for student aide/loans, can I just take a computer course at my local community college?
Question by super_6ix_4our: Instead of applying for student aide/loans, can I just take a notebook course at my local community college?
I’m pretty dense when it comes to this stuff, so here we go.
I’ve been noticing that in order to get financial aide, etc for college, is to be a full time student. Right now, I am only interested in taking a notebook software course and to get a degree in that. Would it be possible to simply pay for that course and become a part time student? Or are there any other sorts of qualifications I need to meet?
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Answer by duBstEp_m1Xer
You still need Financial Student Aid. Unless you want to pay Full price which is alot.
Everyone has to go though the same process, part and full time students.
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In California if you are over 18 or a high teach graduate, you may possibly register for that class only and pay for it yourself at a community college so long as space in the course is available and you have met any prerequisites for the class.