Advice needed If possible

I am not sure this is in the correct section of the forum but any help would be obliged.

To make this short I made a payment of 1500 $usd to a CDL school as well I got my permit and DOT med card prior to enrolling. With doing this, the school informed me I could enroll in a program where the state would cover the other half of the cost (half loan/grant) which will be waived if you find work and utilize your CDL in your state for 1 year.

This was back in March when this was done and I am not a person who likes to wait forever I want to get things done posthaste.. so coincidentally my start date have been pushed back twice due to waiting on the state which forced my hand to applying to jobs that will pay for your CDL training and give you tanker/hazmat/airbrake endorsement (propane apprentice role) my only issue is the pay isn't the best and it's rather far ( 1 hr drive away) but it starts soon. I also Finally have heard back from the state about issuing my funding which also should start in June. A few key factors here below

1 - apprentice role pays bi weekly which hurts because I don't have alot of cash saved and I know the drive will be costly
2- I've already paid 1500 out of pocket for school that I finally got the green light to officially start in June
3- the apprentice role does have a 2 year contract if they were to train you to get your CDL, but if you got it on your own I don't believe that obligation exist.

Any insight? Sorry for the long read

 

Ohio

Driver's edge CDL

Propane company in Columbus OH offered paid CDL training through apprentice however I have already paid 1,500 to school and had my funding sent to the school ‍

 

Apprentice position that will train you to obtain your license and those endorsements the license should be a class B

I enrolled into a class B class for school.

So either way will be class B.

 

Nope. I made too much money to qualify for this I've already tried. Program I'm in now offers a grant/loan I paid my portion of 1,500, they will cover the rest. Once done with school assuming you pass and have your CDL you have 60 days to obtain a job to utilize your license they will waive what they paid if you use it for a year

 

Out of question, I HAVE ZERO interest in getting a Class A license for the time being. I went through my first driving school with an A permit not a fan of tractor trailers.