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Technical and Community college classes are cheaper per credit than Universities but sometimes technical and community college classes and degrees do not transfer to Universities
Also you can take CLEP and or DANTES credits to transfer to Universities by studying for and passing tests
Also based on University Placement exam you can possibly skip certain lower level math or English classes or other subjects depending on the university if you do well enough and you can study ahead of time before taking the placement test
Do not trust academic advisors
Always get a list of required classes to graduate for your major to double check any claims they make
Remember classes come in series
They try to trick you into taking general education credits first
But if you are in certain majors you might for example have to take 4 semesters of calculus or whatever each having a pre-requisite of a previous class
So you are better off taking the classes in that series at the very start
Anything that is not a hands on skill which is just book learning you can learn on your own without paying for University tuition
I believe Harvard Externsion takes FAFSA like any other University
Here is the link to their financial aid
https://extension.harvard.edu/paying-for-school/financial-aid/
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Look into Harvard Extension School online
It is actually cheaper than locally going to Universities in person in my city which is not to be named but more expensive than community college and technical colleges
Also as far as I know Harvard Extension unlike regular Harvard rejects no one who has the money and who has a high school degree
Some of the classes you can take are the same classes that regular Harvard students take
https://extension.harvard.edu/paying-for-school/payment-options-policies/