The balance of the approved loan, not yet paid to you, will be cancelled if you quit since you will no longer be qualified for any further funds. There is no actual cash balance, merely an accounting figure on the books of the institution that granted you a student loan.
It depends on which school you go to
All federal loans are sent directly to the school. If money is not owed, the school can issue a check to you for the credit on your student account.
If a person is expelled from college during a semester, all grades are cancelled and are deleted. All money paid to the university is forfeited. Once expelled, the student may not be allowed to return to the same school.
You need a motion to modify approved by the court.
money
No you dont because you are a student
Yes
A student can save money by using local coupons to buy groceries, school supplies, food, clothes, and electronics.
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.
Absolutely. Your grant is calculated on how many credits you are enrolled for. If you increase your credit load to full-time status, then the amount of money your allocated increases which is based on student need. Make sure you meet with a financial counselor at the school you attend for detailed information.
no
Get a Student Loan or a Scholarships are available.