I take 5 classes per semester so I plan to graduate in four years total.

I am currently taking a semester off from my four-year college, and will return next year.

I spent several semesters in architecture school working on these types of projects for cities around 100,000 in population and learned that all of these ideas tossed around are purely speculation.

It is not possible from what I know to get the money directly from the school.btw, scholarships and loans (ask them which one they have) are typically dispersed in lump sums per quarter or semester, depending on the school's system.

I'm willing to work on sites, do office work, run errands, whatever I need to do and learn along the way.I'm a recent graduate from Florida State University with degrees in Classics and English, was on the Dean's List every semester, and am currently working from home as a webmaster/web designer in the marketing and sales department of a local travel agency.

I hope you are successful, if the semester isn't in full swing students are always a last minute group so it is possible.

., starting out with a career in your field of study, and also looking for internships right now during your last semester so you can start with education and experience.

Also, college may feel like a waste, but maybe take a semester choosing classes that will help in your own business, like accounting, finance, real estate.

I love these words and live by them.i currently have around 15k in savings, probably at least 10-20 k in assets, an entire home worth of goods from when i lived in a condo a few years ago in my parents basement (i am living at home at the moment, FREE of course, the greatest benefit)the final semester of my program is relatively laid back, with 300 clinical hours and a research project and a couple exams.

The great thing is I now can get up to 3.5k a semester paid for through my work, I go to a community college so classes are pretty cheap any ways.Should I try to major or take classes around Business/Eco/Financing?