Regardless of academic status, if someone gives you money in the form of a loan, you must pay them back.
When I withdraw from the University
Yes, it is a loan. You have to pay back a loan. Whether you went to class or dropped out, doesn't matter.A loan is just that, a loan.You were lent the money in good faith, if they ( banking institution ) thought you wouldn't pay the money back, they would not have given you the loan.If you do not pay it back, it will affect your credit rating for life.
dude...I'M not paying back YOUR student loan...cheapskate.
A school loan is money provided to you because you are a student, and you have to pay it back because it is a loan. Most student loans do not require you to begin payments back until your graduate.
The student loan interest rate in the UK varies annually. Currently it is 2.75%. If a student who borrows from the Student Loan Company does not pay it back within thirty years then the debt is wiped.
You have to pay it back, with interest.
after a 6-month grace period
Possibly - it depends on the terms of your student loans. If you took out a private student loan through a bank, you will probably need to pay back the loan. If you took federal student loans, depending on when and why the school closed, you may not need to pay the loans back. You should check with the institution that you have been sending your student loan payments to.
No.
Parent Loan: A parent is getting the loan Student loan: A student is getting the loan
The interest rate on a student loan depends on the year it was established, the type of loan, and the habits of the student paying back the loan. Generally, 6.9% is considered to be in the high range, but lagging behind payments can increase the loan amount up to 14.0+%.
There are many places to research student loan settlement. You can look at various places on the web or at many banks. Looking for loan settlements can be difficult start by checking www.wellsfargo.com/student