Question by : Can you take out student loans for housing?
I am going to a community college next year and plan on living on my own. My parents are paying for my college, but is it possible for me to take out a loan to pay for my housing?
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Answer by hoodlem If you can stay with your parents for the first couple of years. I don’t know if that is an option or not but you will not regret it later. You want as small of a loan to pay later as possible.
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Question by : Alternative Student Loans?
I’m looking for alternative student loans that don’t require payment until after graduation.
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Answer by just not that all alternative “private” student loans do not require payment until after you graduate or drop out. Try Sallie Mae or Wells Fargo. You will need a cosigner with awesome credit and a high income or you wont be approved.
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Question by : I am in need of money for school. Where can I find student loans?
I am in desperate need of money for college. I have applied to some scholarships but I haven’t gotten any answers yet. So I am now considering to get a student loan, but I don’t know much about them. What is a good place to get a good loan.
Sorry I forgot to mention I dont qualify for the FAFSA
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Answer by Estrella Why haven’t you applied for financial aid at the school you will be attending? The first step is always to complete the FAFSA fafsa.ed.gov This is the application for all student aid.
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Question by : Is a career as a college professor worth the education and student loans?
I want to be an english professor but I’m worried that there are no job openings (I’m willing to travel) but I’m also worried about needing to be in college for so long and having a ton of student loans. Is it worth it?
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Question by lisbell0115: Is a student loan with citibank eligible for loan forgiveness?
I currently have a student loan with citibank. I am hearing about the loan forgiveness programs for teachers (I teach special education). The things that I have read say it has to be a direct loan, and I am having trouble figuring out if I might qualify.
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Answer by NotAnyoneYouKnow lis:
The answer to your question doesn’t depend on who your lender is, the answer depends on what type of loan you have with that lender.
