Some states, such as Minnesota, offers free trade school, Associate’s degree, or Bachelor’s degree for any (Minnesota-resident) student as long as their family income is under $80,000. This does not apply to private universities, but the free tuition does apply to Minnesota State schools and the University of Minnesota’s six campuses. And, Minnesota high school kids can complete up to two years of their college education while still in high school, as well.
Shirl Summ Premium Member 10 months ago
trade school it is!
Carl Premium Member 10 months ago
That is a great way to ensure your kid will never leave as he must live in your house until he pays off the debt.
mistercatworks 10 months ago
There will be online colleges taught almost entirely by AIs. They will lecture to the point, backfill for misunderstandings and charge far less.
ed_andrade 10 months ago
We need more people in the trades… just saying!
crazeekatlady 10 months ago
Community college for the first 2 years. Same classes as 4 year university. Less crowded.Less expensive.
Jwhitcomb1966 10 months ago
Some states, such as Minnesota, offers free trade school, Associate’s degree, or Bachelor’s degree for any (Minnesota-resident) student as long as their family income is under $80,000. This does not apply to private universities, but the free tuition does apply to Minnesota State schools and the University of Minnesota’s six campuses. And, Minnesota high school kids can complete up to two years of their college education while still in high school, as well.