I wanna go to college but i have no money...?
You can get financial aid but theres no way your going to get enough to pay for that type of school. If your wanting to go to a high end school like that your going to have to pay for it yourself. For a dependent (I'm assuming you have no children and your under the age of 23) undergraduate student in the first year of school you can only qualify for $5,500 in financial aid between grants and loans. So if school is really important to you and your family can not pay for it then pick a cheaper school. A local university will not cost that much at all and financial aid will cover it totally (or very little will be left to be owed).
If a college -degree guarantees no job or income, why are people so concerned with college -degrees ? do you have a college -degree ?
A college degree does not guarantee a job or income. But lack of college education or vocational training past high school graduation generally guarantees a severe lack of opportunities, and high probability of no job and no income.
Can't Afford College?
After searching extensively, I've realized I can't afford any type of college whatsoever. Not even community college. I don't qualify for many scholarships, and the few I do qualify for only offer $500. Even if I apply for dozens of those 500 dollar scholarships, it still wouldn't cover a full year's tuition, room/board, etc. My family income is 21k, so there's no way my mom could give me any money for anything related to higher educaiton. I really wanted to go to Depaul U, but its yearly tuition is killer. What can I do? I'm graduating june 2014, but all my plans for the future are looking bleak because I'm not well rounded/academically gifted enough for helpful grants/scholarships.
Is college still worth it?
Yes, for many people college is still wort it. College may not be worth it to YOU. You do NOT HAVE to go to college. There is NO LAW that you ha e to go to college. Go to a vo-tech school. Become a plumber, electrician or mechanic or licensed practical nurse. Community college is NOT the only alternative to a 4 year college, which is becoming longer than 4 years for many people.