None. The definition of loan is something that is only yours temporarily and has to be returned.
If you are asking what kind of FUNDING is available that doesn't need repayment - then you are looking for
GRANTS - such as a Pell Grant or GI BIll Grant or other grant - OR SCHOLARSHIPS - such as those given to particular people, you can search for them and may get them based on you and or your circumstances.
Unfortunately you cannot take out a studen loan and then not pay it back. There are companies and even some government policies (like joining the military) that will pay it back for you but the loan needs to be paid back starting six months after you finish school.
If it's a loan, then you have to pay it back. The kind you don't pay back would more accurately be called a 'student grant'.
dude...I'M not paying back YOUR student loan...cheapskate.
You have to pay it back, with interest.
Regardless of academic status, if someone gives you money in the form of a loan, you must pay them back.
yes.
Failing to pay back a student loan can have negative consequences. It can negatively effect your credit score.
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.
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.
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.
Pay back in reference to student loans is the time when the loan becomes due and the student must begin paying on it. This usually occurs when the schooling has finished.
If it is a loan, you have to pay it back. If it's a grant or scholorship, you don't. Doesn't matter who you got the loan through.
Student Loan Forgiveness is when a student can't pay a loan that he owes and so the government has money to pay for that loan if he/she is unable to make the payments on it.
Since private student loans are given by various private companies, the time available to pay them back is going to vary by the company holding the loan as well as the amount borrowed and other terms within the contract of the loan.