As for Sophmores having to stay on campus check to see if enrollment is up or down. 

I recently enrolled to get my RE license to capture more of my leads through my wholesale campaigns.

I'm currently about to enroll in RE classes and I have a mentor that's been in RE for over 10 yrs he's primarily teaching me about transactional funding.

If I were in your shoes, I would participate in one of these classes because the instructor will read and explain the material in real world terms (the license law is in legalese) and your fellow classmates will also be able to add to the discussion and bring up things you may not think about.I have heard great things about the Superior RE School and was encouraged to enroll there by a few Brokers prior to taking the exam.I don't think I helped much but I hope I did.  

Back in 07'I was making $52k a year working as an Enrollment Counselor with a major university.

The questions concerning fair housing laws are not a part of our guidelines (except section 8, we are not enrolled in the program and have no desire to be).

I moved here 6 years to enroll in a Master's program in commercial real estate finance & investments at NYU. 

So after four years serving in the United States Army, I enrolled and graduated with a Bachelors degree.

Because I'm currently enrolled in University and looking to apply to Law School, money is tight and I don't have much to put toward investing.

I was hoping to get some recommendations on finding a multi family mentor or enrolling in some kind of mentorship program (at a cost I’m sure).