Scared about college

Look into a community college. They can help you with financial aid options and it is cheaper than 4 year schools. They also give you the option to raise your gpa so you can later transfer into a 4 year school.

How physically fit are you? I ask because the military is always an option. The best decision Ive ever made was enlisting. I learned life lessons that only the military could provide, had the honor and priviledge of serving with first class men and women, and earned my education after fullfilling my contract. I had a great experience, but that is because I worked hard and kept my head in the game. Everyone's experience is different. Maybe its not for you, and maybe it is. Never hurts to talk to a recruiter...I will tell you though, recruiters want to make their numbers each month, so they will say anything and everything to get you to sign up. If you go, be firm in your position that you are only there for information and if YOU decide (nobody but you!) that youd like to enlist, get everything they offer you in writting, example: sign on bonuses, MOS (job), etc.

how can u get fasfa? when I apply in memphis they ask my birthday and if it's after 1990 they want to automatically know my parents combined income, which doesn't qualify me for fasfa, I'm not on their taxes as an dependent and I file my own taxes and claim my daughter AND they say I still don't qualify even though I only make like 23000 a year. wtf am I doing wrong

Community college for one semester to get a good GPA then a good State school (or out of state!)! Get that experience! You won't regret it. Be smart and don't take out more than you need. 

Look into technical schools. Financial aid is available.

I suggest going to.community college. It's cheaper and you can build a new gpa.

Financial aid. Not all parents save money, not everybody has parents, that shouldn't be your issue. You can do it if you really want too. 💪🏼

I'd check out your fasfa 

Look into community college or trade school.

Why are you going to college in the first place? If I have any regrets in life, it's that I wish I hadn't gone right after highschool. I didn't know what I wanted to do. I had no money neither did my parents. I relied on financial aid and loans now I have a ton of debt I'll never get out of, and on top of that I don't even use that degree. I reccomend the military. You have a great opportunity there to save tons of money and when you get out, your education is paid for by gi bill. You only have to do 4-6 years which go by super fast. It looks great on future resumes, and there are all kinds of programs and benifits for veterans. Not to mention I still use my veterans id and get awesome discounts all over the place. I got into seaworld for free.