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Sep 3, 2003
After having around-the-world experiences, I've decided
that I would like to use them to benefit others with it by
becoming a teacher. (Reading/Writing/English) Here's
where I need the help/advice.
I'm debt free and want to stay that way. I want to go
back to college and get my teaching degree but I don't
want to go deeply into debt doing it! Does anyone know of
any programs/schools that will pay for my education (or
some of it) if I promise to work for them for a certain
number of years? Either that or if you know of any
scholarships/grants for non-traditional/older students?
(I'm 37) Any help you can offer would be greatly
appreciated!
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