Nina, a single mother of a three-year-old son, wants to go to college and study to become a primary school teacher. She’s been dreaming of this goal for a while and now she wants to take some positive action. She goes online to see the local college’s website. She looks carefully through the programs offered and checks out the application process. Then she follows the link about financial aid for students to see if there are any loans or grants for single mothers or people going back to school after being in the work force for a while. She sees several different types of financial assistance she could apply for. There is even some money available specifically for students who want to enter the teaching profession. This is sounding better and better, she thinks to herself. Maybe she really can achieve her goal. She is pretty excited about the prospect of going to college and spends a lot of time gathering information from the website.