text: Choosing a school isn't easy. Seriously! Look at all the options we have. You have to read. And research. And visit and tour. And most importantly - you have to ask questions. And that's why we're here. To give you the answers you need to help you make the best decision for you.
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  “I decided I wanted to pursue electrical after completing a university degree in social sciences. My financial situation was a definite barrier to my college education, as I came out of university with significant debt and little income. Thankfully, I applied for and received the Weston Family Scholarship in the Skilled Trades. The scholarship program has not only helped me through my education financially, but has also connected me with co-curricular activities, Conestoga staff, and industry professionals in a meaningful way.” ⠀
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  Choosing a school is not easy. You have to research and ask questions. So. Many. Questions. Which is why we’re here. We invite you to stay in touch so we can give you insight into Conestoga’s programs, services, and student life. Welcome to our Conestoga community, Future Condor — we’re glad you’re here. ⠀
  
  Q: I heard a story on National Public Radio that talked about the possibility of the bank buying back your home.
  Apparently this could happen as a step before foreclosure but I didn’t catch what it was called or how to go about researching this as an option. Have you heard of such a thing? Thank you for your time.
  A: In some cases, if a homeowner is in trouble and contacts the bank, the bank may be willing to take the title to the home in exchange for the amount owed on the mortgage. During the radio show you may have heard the term “deed-in-lieu of foreclosure” used.
  The idea of selling to a bank is not an alternative to selling the home on the open market. If you want to sell your home, you should try to sell it by engaging the services of a real estate agent and trying to sell the home for the most money you can get for it.
  The “sale” of a home to a lender is a “last resort” move before foreclosure. When your lender is about to foreclose on your home or is foreclosing on the home and you try to work it out with the lender by giving them the title and keys to the home.