Yes, Look into something called TERI loans.. That's what I used so I could pay off an old school and start at a new one. Good Luck! Apparently right now they arent lending, but I am sure they will start up again soon! http://www.teri.org/
In the US, yes they can.
Everyone can benefit from attending a junior college. The student can benefit by saving money and cutting back on needed student loan. Also, the person who is paying for the college benfits from a junior college.
If a student qualifies for a pell gran they do not have to be paid back. Pell grants are issued based on a student income level. Student loans do have to be paid back starting 6 months after you graduate.
No, the money you borrow for college you have to pay back at the end of the game. It is just student loans.
a student loan is to help you with your college fees or to move and buy stuff for you new accomadation when you move to a new college you can get a loan over the period your in college and pay back at monthly instalments
FILL OUT REGULAR FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID PAPERS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COLLEGE AND THERE IS A PLACE ON THERE FOR STUDENT LOANS
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Most loans require students to pay back the money as soon as they're out of college and have a paying job. If a parent wants to pay back the loan their student has took out, then the student won't have to pay. However, students are responsible for paying back loans like the Wells Fargo Student Loan.
Usually the only time a balance is taken by the IRS is when it is a federal type debt (ex. student loan, child support, back taxes, etc)
A credit card perk is cash back.
You can write a letter to the vice president and also to the dean of student affairs and the president. Start out by stating your request, the circumstances why you dropped out, and the reasons they should let you back in.
Student Loans are money that is given to you Specifically for college students. of course you have to pay it back but it helps allot in the long run.
If you have an outstanding balance, your student loan never goes away. These loans are federally insured. By contacting the student loan agency and giving your information to them it brings everything back to life because everything will become reinsured. If you have an outstanding balance, your best bet is to call the student loan agency to make payment arrangements and get the nightmare over with. Eventually, they will skip trace and find you. If this is an outstanding balance that fell off the credit report, the student loan company can put liens on any property you owe, garnish paychecks from both you and your spouse (if able). Also, this is more of a moral question. If you wanted to go back to school, this would definitely come back up because there is a national student database you are in.