Depressed and Worried?

Question

i have two MAJOR problems in my life right now, i have an exsisting health concern but no insurance for treatment and I have a desire to go to college for biomedical science but i don't know how to go about enrolling, financial aid, and all that because i graduated high school from an internet based home-school. i wish to attend the Ohio State University, in my homestate. can any body give me some help? it would be much appreciated.

Answer 1

You can contact your local Social Services to inquire about low cost health insurance to treat your health concern.

They should be able to assist in enrolling you in a program that suits your needs.

If you have a desire to attend Ohio State University and major in Biomedical Sciences, you should contact the University and ask to someone within the Admissions Department as well as the Financial Aid Department. Ask if you can make appointments to speak with them face-to-face.

They will be able to help you with the admissions/testing process, as well as obtaining financial aid.

Here is the website: http://www.osu.edu/

Check out this link....especially the job seekers links: http://jfs.ohio.gov/

For more info on how you can find health services in Ohio check out this link: http://jfs.ohio.gov/OHP/

And lastly, the more positive and optimistic you are about life the better you will feel. We all go through things in life, but it is how we go through them that counts the most.

Make everyday an opportunity for you to encourage yourself. And also write down your long or short term goals. And also read them aloud everyday. The more you see and hear what you want to do, the more you will believe in yourself. Repeat..."I CAN DO IT!" aloud everyday too.

I hope this info has helped you.

God Bless.

Answer 2

I had a severe problem and ended up in the emergency room. They wanted to keep me for 2 weeks to get me on the correct medication. I told them that I wasn't Donald Trump's mistress! I was guided by the hospital staff to a clinic where payment is based on income. Almost 3 years later I am still going, though now I have disability medicare which pays most of it. So, I would suggest you contact your local social services or hospital. They should know of any indigent medical programs in your area. Social services may be able to qualify you for the local food bank and other programs.

Contact the admissions office at Ohio State or the University's information number. Be prepared to produce proof of your scholastic records or transcripts. It will be necessary for you to take an entrance exam in order to be accepted. You may be eligible for financial aid so ask about the Pell grant or other government programs for which you may qualify. Lastly, consider going to a community college and taking courses that you can transfer to Ohio State. You can save a bundle. Once you complete the basic courses, then you and your transcripts can transfer to Ohio to complete your course of study.

Answer 3

Go to the Ohio State U website and find an email address or telephone number for their admissions department. Tell them your situation and ask them what you need to do to apply to their school. Most probably they will expect you to take a College Entrance exam like the SAT or ACT test. If you have not already done so, I would suggest you do an internet search to discover how and when you can take one of the tests (as the Ohio State rep about what test they require for entrance).

Good Luck.

Answer 4

have u tried contacting ohio state university admissions office to see what they require. and if you have parents and they have insurance at work then you can possibly stay on their insurance for your health concern. the school may also have a small health insurance that you can sign up for.

Answer 5

Financial aid info can be found at

http://www.fastweb.com