saberhacer asked:

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Sherman

NUnum1 asked:


My company will reimburse up to $5250/year for tuition. Would I be also be able to take out a student loan or do I have to pay the tuition with out-of-pocket money? I didn’t have to go through the student loan process during my undergrad years so I am unfamiliar with the process.

Dale

kriminyjicket asked:


I have a student loan that I pay on time every month, so will I not receive a stimulus check?

Yuki

Rosee asked:


Should a 23 yr old student, who is planning on persuing a Master’s degree apply for a studet loan in his own name, alone, or add his parent’s information, also?

Should the student skip step 3, and go to step 4, on the FAFSA application?

Wouldn’t the student qualify for more financial aid applying on his own?

Ethelyn

FuzzyLizard asked:


I have a student loan that is about 50K. I am making payments on it but I am on the income contingent plan and every month I get a statement showing that what Im paying is not enough to pay even the interest, so the balance is higher every month. Does this negatively affect my credit, I pay every month on time but I want to know if this will affect my credit. Does the 50K count towards debt to available credit ratio also. How does the student loan affect credit ratings?

Yolande

Jane D asked:


I need to see about getting a student loan or a student grant for my daughters college fees? What’s the best one?

Leonore

Student asked:


My husband and I have been accepted into medical programs that start in less than 3 months. We have to quit our jobs and move away, so what are the best private student loan companies? We both have great credit and are planning on using mostly private loans, because we do not qualify for financial aid. We will be going to school 40+hours per week. I’m new at this, so any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for reading.

Mariette

xxwarxpertxx asked:


I am go to University of California San Diego. My parents are not paying for my college fees and i plan to make student loans.(i receive no scholarships) Can anyone tell me in details how to take out a full student loan. Is there any guarantees? How much is the interest?

Daria

batmanbegins2020 asked:


I’m planning to continue my education to a 4-year college. However, I’m not sure with the tough economy right now. Everything is going up, including books and tuition. Do you think it’s easy to get a student loan these days? Do you think it’s a good idea to go back to school now or wait later? Please I need all advise and opinion. Thank You.

Ivana

dressed_2_kill_2008 asked:


When a guaranteed student loan is discharged and later cancelled due to what is considered a total and permanent disability but many years after the cancellation of the loan the individual is rehabilitated and able to return to the workforce with the necessary aid and support for their disability what happens to the student loan? I’ve been told that once a loan is cancelled it no longer exists, and I’ve been told that if the individual is able to return to the workforce the loan is reinstated. Which, if either, is correct? What is the answer? (I’m talking about in Oklahoma.)
I can find plenty of links, just no answer. Please don’t leave a link, if you don’t know then you just don’t know.

Marvel