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Ah, okay.

Anything you can sell? Seriously, you might consider it if it's important enough and what you're selling is replaceable. Otherwise, you can always take a leave of absence to save up the money and finish when you're better off. I bet you really don't want to postpone your graduation date, but if you can't finance this semester/quarter, it doesn't mean you're done for.

THIS IS NOT A SUGGESTION!!! MEARLY SHARING...........

My brother in law was in a similar financial situation trying to finish his last year, and he took part in those experimental drug trails. He stayed in the facility for four days, then came in for a few follow up visits, and got cut a check for $3500.

Mark wrote:THIS IS NOT A SUGGESTION!!! MEARLY SHARING...........

My brother in law was in a similar financial situation trying to finish his last year, and he took part in those experimental drug trails. He stayed in the facility for four days, then came in for a few follow up visits, and got cut a check for $3500.

I've been giving that some thought lately myself...

This isn't exactly the best climate for a disabled high school dropout to find a job.

I signed up for it once, but I was to far down the list. They needed to match us up with men over 65, and couldn't find as many of them as us willing to gamble.

Go figure.

I know huh...............we'll I suppose they aren't immortal anymore.

Thanks for the suggestions, but...

As for the leave of absence, I can't. If I am not a full time student, I lose my medical coverage. And I need my medical coverage.

As for the drug trials, I actually looked for some, and nothing (legal) was available... that I could find in my area.

Thank you for caring though.

I've got my fingers crossed; I found a lease house that is willing to work with me even though I can't prove I make 4 times the rent in income. I'll just pay double deposit, and three or four months rent in advance. I'm going to meet the guy tomorrow, tour the house, etc.

I can't begin to describe how happy I'll be when I get out of this damn apartment...

Good luck Tsu.

stitch626 wrote:Good luck Tsu.

Thanks. Same to you, Stitch.

Luck to both of you guys. Seriously, you both need and deserve a break already. I've got my fingers crossed for you.

Thanks, Mark. It's a pretty nice house, too. No lawn.