u/Pure_Intern1089

i have a stem bachelors but it’s not in life or physical science. I have nothing relevant aside from a 1 semester chemistry for health professions course which from what I see counts for nothing and a botany course. I cant afford my local community college which is at risk of losing its nursing program to begin with as it is very low pass rates and make less than $20k a year. Is there any hope for me at this point? im In zero debt. there aren’t any entry level no qualification postings at my local hospitals either

it just seems like there are no second chances. I’d be willing to move anywhere if it meant I could get it all covered. Graduating was the worst mistake of my life I would have been better set up if I had dropped out and just finished it later With access to all my grants and scholarships.

Id like to become a vet tech. I have a stem bachelors But it’s not physical or life science and I can’t afford to go back to school. So I’m seeking on the job training vet assistant duties with a route to funded Tech education and certification I can’t find anyone near me who is willing to respond or take me on in anyway. I just don’t know what to do. I’d like to make a career of this. I have a lot of experience pet sitting and working for shelters and rescues.

hi sorry if this is the wrong place. I’d really love to study ecology and evolution, I’m interested in animal sociology and behavior and wildlife bio. going to college is just a fundamental impossibility because of money reasons and it’s really hurt that I’ll never get that opportunity to do research and do field work. But I’d still Really like to study this stuff. does anyone have suggestions?

Id like to become a vet tech. I have a stem bachelors But it’s not physical or life science and I can’t afford to go back to school. I can’t find anyone near me who is willing to respond or take me on in anyway. I just don’t know what to do. I’d like to make a career of this. I have a lot of experience pet sitting and working for shelters and rescues.

I’m older and I would like to go back to school. I don’t really understand the process or if I need to sign up to ROTC or apply and enroll in college first. Or how it works when I have so many transfer credits

thank you for your patience

Denied to UF a decade ago and in retrospect I’ve taken it personally since stuff went so drastically down hill since. I’m going to be in the area and I really want to check out the campus I never stood on. What areas are okay for me to go and what are public places I could check out and just sort of imagine

I really want to study animal sociology/behavior/ecology/wildlife biological sciences

how animals behave And interact with another in nature and how they’ve adapted to survive

I want to be at an r1 type place and do an undergraduate thesis and have lots of research opportunities because I’m not going to graduate school id rather have that full experience now while I can

probably a public school because they are cheaper. I’m interested in rotc to help pay for college

I want to do a lot of field work and observing and hands on learning and sketching

I also want to be certified as a bio teacher at the end( not sure how this works if I go OOS, Is It a big deal)

most bio programs I find seem to cater to pre meds and people who want to work in a lab I don’t fear difficult work and I’m good at chemistry math and physics its just not my focus. I’d like to minimize time spent in a lab. But other types of programs seem to stress a politics or becoming a forest ranger or preservationist or being related with BLM and I’m not interested in that either

right now interested in UPitt because of the Bphil in Ecology program

Are there any colleges that are need blind and will reward full scholarships including room and board to 2nd BA/BS students

Im non traditional and older. US citizen born and raised. eligible for a Pell but can’t use it. make less than $20k a year.

I just need help guys. I just want a second chance here. im sorry.