Sorry, having trouble posting a link from my tablet....It is "Trans Union Truck Driving School"
Their website has a page with all the loan/grant options.
Best way to fund CDL training, not enough cash for upfront costs
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by DevilNutsUSMC, Mar 9, 2017.
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Your "advice" is not helpful, imo. He's looking for a way to grow his future, not a critique of the shortcomings of borrowing. Besides, borrowing at high interest might be preferable if it lands you a good job with a future.
However, I do agree with you that Trump University is an example of pure thievery.Concorde Thanks this. -
Wow!
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This is about exactly right. However, if you do pass, just make sure that you go to a cdl school that has no contract afterwards and go work for a different company that has tuition reimbursement. If you're interested, check out the first thread that I posted on this site, it's called swift academy Richmond or something like that. It's precisely what I did. Got my cdl and haven't paid a penny for it and I haven't worked for swift a day in my lifeDevilNutsUSMC and nax Thank this.
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@quatto
Actually, my advice is VERY helpful...
There are other avenues, if you are creative, to minimize the cost of getting a CDL.....just as there's many ways to skin a cat...
If he's curious enough, or smart he can read in between the lines -
What is this world coming to. A man does not want to pay for his own education! Through tuition reimbursement? Asked what rip off means, also asked for a better option to be presented (if not welfare).
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Perhaps I misunderstood you. Please accept my apology.
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Already answered that part....
The current cost of getting a CDL needs to come down. The training time does not equate to the rates charged....but, suckers are always sold along the lines of ..."you gonna make lots of $$ with that CDL..."
Worse part is that WIA & VA gets jacked by these schools. Thats why they want you to prove you are "a displaced worker" or a vet, so they can milk the system.DevilNutsUSMC Thanks this. -
Oh! Okay. The rip off is that one has to pay for his own education. Got it.
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@CSDixon You dont get it, so I wont argue...
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