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I took the advice of my uncles and cousins who served a few years before me. Not really supervillian level planning just taking advice from people who had my best interests at heart.

What I did took years of planning. I planned for going to College at age 18 so that when I was 28 years old I could pull it off the right way. I am not the exception. I am just your average Veteran.

I went to College with Zero College debt after graduation. I had GI Bill 2 Scholarships Work Study And Pell Grants. And many of my classmates my age worked full time jobs and still got their degrees on time. You are the exception that proves the rule not the rules standard bearer.

Um was talking about taking more than 6 years to get a bachelors or a trade certificate. Not graduate school.

Yep I think an easy fix can be you must graduate from a College or Trade School within 6 years. If you can't do so by that time frame you are blacklisted from getting financial aid period.

You know the really sad fact. I know and have run into a few people I call the career student. They are people who went to College after graduating High School. And are still in college. 10 years later. They have not graduated. All they do is get college loans and do some courses. Then they...