How to Host a Go Daddy Domain on HostGatorIn Feburary 2016 09,

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Select a domain name for your website. Take some time with this and make sure that the domain name you choose is descriptive and spelled correctly.
Navigate to Go Daddy (godaddy.com) and register your domain name.
Go to HostGator (hostgator.com) and register for a hosting plan for your website. Choose a plan that will suit your current and future goals. If you think you'll eventually have more than one blog in the near future, it's a good financial decision to purchase a plan that will let you host more than one site for one low price, rather than paying $5 per site each month.
After completing your host plan purchase, HostGator will send you a confirmation email thanking you for your purchase. The site will also send you an email with the subject line, 'Your HostGator Account Information.' Save this email (save a hard copy by using your computer printer, and save it in your email account).
Navigate to Go Daddy once again, and log in.
From the top navigation bar, click 'Domains' and select 'My domains' from the drop-down menu. A new page or tab (depending on your browser) will appear, listing all of the domains you've purchased from Go Daddy. Check the box next to the one you want to host on HostGator. After checking the box, a navigation bar will fill in above the domain name list.
Click 'Nameservers.' This will open up a new section at the top of your screen.
Select the 'Custom nameservers (I host my domains elsewhere)' radio button.
Open up the saved email that HostGator sent you and find the section that states, 'Your name servers:'
In the Go Daddy Nameservers Control Panel, replace the nameserver in the 'nameserver 1' box with the first value that HostGator sent you. It should look like XXXXXX.hostgator.com (with the Xs being your unique values that HostGator assigned).
Next, replace the nameserver in the 'nameserver 2' box with the second value that HostGator sent you. It should look like XXXXXX.hostgator.com (with the Xs being your unique values that HostGator gave you).
Click the orange 'Okay' button to finish the process.
Log in to your HostGator account. Add your Go Daddy domain to your hosting plan and you're done.
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How to Get Free Tuition to a State CollegeIn Feburary 2016 04,

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Ask your current employer whether your company offers free tuition reimbursement at state colleges to its employees. Many companies consider the cost of your tuition a worthy investment into your future with their agency; likewise, you may be contractually obligated to stay with them for a certain period of time because they've paid for your education. Consult your employer's human resources department for specific terms and details on tuition reimbursement.
Apply to and gain acceptance into a state college's ROTC program. The Army, Air Force, and Navy all offer these programs at colleges across the United States so the decision is yours. Although you will be able to attend school full time without risk of being deployed, ROTC scholarships come with the stipulation that a certain number of years must be served on active duty after graduation. Consult your prospective college's ROTC office for specific terms and conditions.
Study hard for your SAT and/or ACT exams, participate in extracurricular activities (especially volunteer work), and keep your GPA as high as possible while in high school. If you become a National Merit Scholarship Finalist but don't win, you will still automatically qualify for free tuition at over 80 colleges across the United States. See resources for a full list of schools.
Fill out the FAFSA form to prove income based need. Many state colleges offer grant packages to students with demonstrable financial need regardless of state of residency, so be sure to return the FAFSA well before your state's deadline. If your family makes less than $20,000 a year, you will most likely receive a Pell Grant, which can award up to $4,200 annually to cover tuition fees. These grants can be renewed for up to 4 years and do not have to be paid back.
Speak to a military recruiter about their branch's particular education benefits. Although these will vary depending upon each individual's enlistment terms, the GI Bill often covers up to 100 percent of tuition costs for qualified recruits no matter what state they are a resident of. Veterans who are residents of Wyoming, Wisconsin, Texas, Montana and Connecticut are eligible to receive free tuition at their respective state colleges and universities.
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