How to Go Back to School With a Family

Returning to higher education as a parent can be a difficult task due to the cost, time constraints and scheduling conflicts that will come up. It is possible with help, determination, and support. Many organizations and non-profit organizations are willing to assist individuals with children return to school. Raise the Nation, a non-profit organization directly funds schooling for single mothers attempting to earn degrees after starting families.

Things You'll Need

  • Telephone
  • Internet
  • Phone book
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Instructions

  1. Planning Your Assistance

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      Contact the school you are interested in attending and request information on grants and scholarships for individuals with children who are going back to school. Apply for any grants you are qualified for while working on your admission into the school.

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      Search for adequate childcare in your area. Contact your university and ask about opportunities within their childhood education programs for research-based daycare centers or discounts for students who need childcare.

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      Discuss with your family the schooling, financial, and childcare plans and map out a schedule to coordinate your studies, work and other duties.

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      Contact your school's financial aid office for further monetary assistance with general federal aid funds if it is in your best interest to not hold a job while studying.

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