<prompt> Human: I applied to this job while in my junior year of college, received the job offer and dropped out from my Finance degree for it, with about 30 credits left. It is a job that is eligible for the Public Loan Forgiveness Act, and I just found out that its eligible for a Perkins loan discharge 100 after 5 years, Im 94 sure that I saw Perkin Loans on my undergrad. Im going to contact my schools financial aid office and see if any were taken out, and see what steps I have to do for that. I want to pursue a law degree, that would require me to finish my Finance degree, which I intend to do online. I believe my income is too high for financial aid but will I still be eligible for FASFA student loans, I looked at FASFA deadlines and I missed it, I would like to attend in the spring semester. Does anyone have experience with FASFA after dropping out of college and re-attending? Should be noted that I intend to stay in this job while I re-attend undergrad and attend law school.  <response>: Why exactly do you want to go to law school? The reality is there are not enough big-law jobs to go around and lots of law school grads end up sorely underemployed after graduation. It seems like you already have decent start in your career, so Im not really seeing how its worth it to go into hundreds of thousands of debt and stall your career it is not reccommended to be working during law school if you want to be in the top of your class and actually competitive for the best firms for a payout thats far from garunteed. Being an attorney is not as glamorous as you see in TV, theres a lot of stress and long hours. I do think finishing your undergrad will help you further your career and will be worth it, but I would advise against law school unless your company is paying for it. 