Need: Training / CDL - Problem: Money

If You Go To Prime And Need Extra Money They Will Let You Fuel Trucks. The One Thing You Must Keep In Mind No Matter What Company Helps You Get Your License Is They Pretty Much Own You If You Quit Before Your Contract Is Up You'll End Up Having To Pay Them. Thats Why Going To A Community Collage Is A Better. Even If You Have To Save Up A Few Bucks Before Going

 

My husband was able to get a student loan he qualified for a grant as well. We didn't have to start paying back his student loan until 6 months after he graduated. I don't remember him having to pay anything out of pocket.

 

Have you tried to get a WIA grant from the government to cover your tuition? I got a grant and went to a local community college and it only cost me 400.00 for my training. My school was for 8 weeks. Please stay away from CDL mills. Good Luck

 

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man there is no way I'd pay 6 grand to go to school. here in NC our community college is $625.00 for the course including books! Hell Future Truckers of America is only $3,000 with financing. It is unreal what these people are having to pay to go to school.

 

If you take a course for it through your community college than your credit means squat and you will not need a co-signer.

When I first went to college I didn't have a job for the past 3 years. I was taking out 3 different loans each semester from different places on top of a federal pel grant.

What my college did when I contacted the financial aid department is they gave me a list of banks that would allow me to get a loan. I just had to go down the list each semester to pull out new loans, it was cake.

Also, you could get the whole thing paid for with a Federal Grant if you qualify. Although, the school may require a few things (like a permit, dot physical and drug screen) that the money wont cover. I qualified for the federal grant and it pays the course in full. But I still have to get the permit, physical and drug screen done on my own.

 

You need to talk to the area community colleges. The course I took in Nebraska now costs $700 with loans and even a need-based grant available. You'd be better off paying out-of -state tuition than going to some of these scam outfits. A couple thousand isn't unreasonable,though.
You don't have to sign ANY contract PERIOD.
Many companies will pay for your tuition expenses up to a certain amount over a period of time.
Stop talking to these 5000 truck con-artists and find a human being to work for.
I don't mean to discourage you but not many companies are going to be thrilled with the idea that you want to make a few bucks and then quit to do mission work...if that's what you meant?
The owners of Gainey out of Grand Rapids and Kansas City contribute to several Bible colleges...what that means,exactly?? I don't know??
Good luck and don't sell yourself short.

 

Most states have a tuition reimbursement writeoff up to a certain amount. I payed with a low-rate credit card and wrote it off my taxes.

 

most of the co paid training, you have to stay min of two years, or you owe your soul to the co. store