I know its kind of a long shot that anyone here works there, since they only have like 7 locations around the US. I have tried asking them, but for whatever reason they will not release that info to a non employee. Go figure, they would rather waste my time and thiers by filling out an application and going through an interview, then finding out the info I need and having to turn down the job cause its not enough.
I am currently employeed part time at UPS, I know they offer 3000/year tuition reimbursement. But I hate working there and want to go elsewhere. Calltech would give me a job mor ein line with the field I am pursuing, but may not offer enough reimbursement to cover my tuition. I had heard from a friend fo a friend that they offer 1 dollar per hour you work as reimbursement, but I have no idea how accurate this is. But assuming its right and say I work 30 hours per week, times 52 weeks eqauls 1560 per year for tuition, almost half what UPS pays.
I am only going to a local community college, 76 dollars per credit hour. The money from UPS would be enough to pay for my whole time there.
Also kinda wondering how much free money the government would give me, since to them I appear as an Unmarried 24 year old male with a son, currently making less then 13,000 dollars per year. I don't want to be saddled with a bunch of loans to pay off latter, but if they will give me some grants and what not, that would be sweet.
I am currently employeed part time at UPS, I know they offer 3000/year tuition reimbursement. But I hate working there and want to go elsewhere. Calltech would give me a job mor ein line with the field I am pursuing, but may not offer enough reimbursement to cover my tuition. I had heard from a friend fo a friend that they offer 1 dollar per hour you work as reimbursement, but I have no idea how accurate this is. But assuming its right and say I work 30 hours per week, times 52 weeks eqauls 1560 per year for tuition, almost half what UPS pays.
I am only going to a local community college, 76 dollars per credit hour. The money from UPS would be enough to pay for my whole time there.
Also kinda wondering how much free money the government would give me, since to them I appear as an Unmarried 24 year old male with a son, currently making less then 13,000 dollars per year. I don't want to be saddled with a bunch of loans to pay off latter, but if they will give me some grants and what not, that would be sweet.
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