back-to-school

A Variety of College Funding for Single Moms

by Rich Single Momma on July 15, 2010

It seems like summer just started but we all know back to school is right around the corner. Not only do elementary and high school kids go back to school, but millions of adults (especially single parents) make the decision to re-enter college after a few years to continue their education.

I’m Back!

by Rich Single Momma on August 11, 2009

As you can see I’ve been on an unplanned break from writing here. My life has taken some unexpected turns. Nothing bad per se; but changes none the less. I haven’t felt much like writing because I don’t feel that I have much to say. Lately I have been reading like crazy. That is one [...]

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My Back to College Experience in a Nutshell

by Rich Single Momma on November 22, 2008

My back to school journey went something like this… The college I chose had an adult degree program that could be completed in 18 months. I had college credit already, in fact I had an Associate’s degree in Architectural Studies (I had dreams of being and Architect). Even though I had college credit I was [...]

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Part of the wealth building process may include getting more education. More education usually means more money earned in the long term. A college graduate earns more than a high school graduate. The higher the degree level the more money you can make. So what can an adult going back to school expect? What are [...]

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Back to School is Exhausting, Part 3

by Rich Single Momma on August 14, 2008

This is the last part of my tale of back-to-school exhaustion. Enjoy!   The day before school starts I spend the day shampooing and styling my daughter’s thick head of hair. My son gets his hair cut and we lay out clothes, shoes, socks, and backpacks. They are both nervous and excited and to be [...]

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Back to School is Exhausting, Part 2

by Rich Single Momma on August 13, 2008

In the first part of my back-to-school tale I told you about taking my kids to the health department for health screenings and shots. My son is a riot and didn’t expect that it would not hurt like he thought it would. My daughter on the other hand felt differently because she cried like a [...]

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