Yes you can use private student loans for anything but be sure and pay your school expenses first! Federal loans normally don't cover all of your education expenses so it will be harder to use those!
yes its illegal either way if you are a student or not
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if its underground how will the school know so i guess its ok
On campus housing is always dependent upon many factors at any school so it is not guaranteed, but it is likely there will be some space due to drop outs and students going abroad.
Loan payments are designated for approved courses and books. Often the student must seek employment to cover food, resident housing costs. Universities and colleges offer employment possibilities on campus.
You would have to look at each individual school. However, I can tell you that most community colleges do not have on-campus housing. They are considered commuter colleges.
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The requirements for a student to receive an Apple computer at a discount include being enrolled in a university or school. Teaching staff and professors working for a university and school are also eligible for student discounts.
i would talk to my student adviser and also talk to my finacial office to see if they can rool the cost of housing into your student loans.
The function of a campus paper is to provide experience to the students operating the paper. This is in addition to keeping the student body informed of current events as they relate to the school.
google dmps campus portal. Click on the link that has the dmps school address in it. When you get into the login screen put in your student ID as your username and your birthday as you password.
Depending on your school's financial aid policy/ies, if you owe no money on your student account for tuition, fees, housing, etc., then you will probably receive whatever money is left over to use on school-related expenses. So for example, your student account has a 0$ account balance; your student loan you've qualified for is $3,500. You will receive the entire amount of $3,500 to use on buying books, a laptop, supplies, and such things of that variety.