I certainly will send you an email but this is a great question and I had to ask the Bookstore manager about it.

Yes, you can use your financial aid if you purchase books online. You need to do the purchasing through the GCC Online link
When it asks for form of tender, you need to have already done the Financial Aid check off, choose the “form of tender” option that looks like “financial aid” *and* you need to know your GCC ID number.

Thanks for asking!

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Google "Work-Study" and "Apprenticeship Programs" or go here
and look at the bottom of Best Answer for some really good urls.

Many of these or urls for them have already been listed in Yahoo Answers, I did a good one listed above.

If you are poor or lower middle class economically, student loans are something to stay away from insofar as possible. Be realistic, you will have to make your own way. No one is going to give you a posh job, it will go to someone else with connections, even if they are stupid. Gals can get some good jobs if they are good looking, but be careful — those who are not end up in some industry they wish they weren't or worse.

Always ask the advice of women in their late 30's, early 40's who have a career you like. Free advice for those humble and wise enough to ask can save one from some terrible pitfalls or pratfalls.

*If you ask this question again, specify your interests and home state for better info from those who may be able to help.

If you do not mention those, we don't know whether to mention the Coast Guard, we might leave out the perfect paid apprenticeship or free schooling program like I am probably doing now.

Many states are begging for nurses so there is big financial aid in that area.

Recommendation: Pick something you like and work your butt off per the above, seeking some advice from time to time. Step by step one goes a long way, even to the Center of All Reality one day in the distant future.

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