[willchilcutt]

How about go to an in-state school, get a scholarship (many go unclaimed every year), and get an on campus job?

I, along with many people I know, got paid to go to school this way.

Why people are paying tens of thousands of dollars a year/semester is beyond me.

[bane]

Taking it further, do you first two years at a community college then transfer 100% of your credits to the local state school and start there as a Junior.

[Romoku]

I never got the whole scholarship thing. All of the websites that advertise them sound like scams.

I'd prefer to get an online bachelor's degree if they existed.

[willchilcutt]

Most schools have lists of scholarships that are applicable to the school. No need to go to third party websites.

[pwthornton]

What years did you attend? College costs have risen sharply, especially as states cut funding to state institutions.

[willchilcutt]

2009-2012