Do not go to College in the state of NJ

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depending on ones ideological beliefs towards certain service participation and were that set to go to a state school in NJ, the NJ ANG does offer tuition remission...
[h1]100% Free Tuition[/h1]
Go to college full-time and serve your state and nation part-time 
 

New Jersey state law mandates that every member of the New Jersey Army National Guard is authorized to attend any New Jersey public college or university tuition free for undergraduate and graduate studies. The Soldier will be permitted to attend regularly scheduled courses at any one of 30 public institutions of higher education in this state and receive up to 16 credits per semester tuition free. Requirements are that the Soldier must have completed Initial Entry Training and be in good standing with their unit. 

Our 100% free tuition program is available at the following state institutions:

[table][tr][td]Atlantic Cape Community College  
Bergen Community College
Brookdale Community College
Camden County College
The College of New Jersey
Cumberland County College
Essex County College
Hudson County Community College
Kean University
Mercer County Community College
Middlesex County College
Montclair State University
County College of Morris
New Jersey City University
New Jersey Institute of Technology[/td][td]Ocean County College
Passaic County Community College
Ramapo College of NJ
Raritan Valley Community College
Rowan College at Burlington County
Rowan College at Gloucester County
Rowan University
Rutgers University
Salem Community College
Stockton University
Sussex County Community College
Thomas Edison State University
Union County College
Warren County Community College
William Paterson University of NJ[/td][/tr][/table]

http://www.njarmyguard.com/tuition/
 
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my sister went to RU


they are horrible.............i just sent her that :lol:
 
One thing I'm thankful for is AZ schools are way cheaper in terms of tuition than other parts of the country. Problem is they are nowhere near as prestigious
 
Read this article earlier in the week, and it doesn't have as much to do with the colleges/universities as it does with the state's loan programs. You CAN go to school here (NJ native/lifelong resident here), but it's best to steer clear of the state's loan programs. If anything, go federal.

After undergrad, I had my loans through NJ's HESSA/NJ Class program, but I ended up consolidating my loans with the Fed, and have everything currently serviced by Navient. If you do it that way, you have more options in regards to repayment according to income, etc.
 
One thing I'm thankful for is AZ schools are way cheaper in terms of tuition than other parts of the country. Problem is they are nowhere near as prestigious

ASU is prestigious as hell...for all the wrong reasons, but still.
 
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Great Adventure tho! 
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