You would have to go to your bank to do that.
Those loans would have to be approved based on your credit history. Where as with the student loan thru the school. It is different. You sign a promissory note. Stating that 6 months after you graduate you will start return payments on it. What happens is they cut the check to the school after everything is payed for, the rest of the money is then sent to you from the school.
Go to your schools financial aid department and they will help you with low interest student loans. The loans will include tuition, room and board, book and fees so the amount can exceed what you owe the school. The check will go to the school and then they will issue you a check for any overage. I have four children in college (God help me) and they have a variety of loan packages beyond the $20K a year I have to chip in. The schools are generally pretty good at helping you get the loans you need.
I agree with the above answer go to your school fin aid office. they will tell you all the types of aid they offer. I have a student loan but I would prefer to have grants and scholarships because you don’t have to pay them back.
Yes it is possible, private loans go directly to you and not to the school. You can use them to pay for whatever you like really. Just a tip: Do not go through Sallie Mae, they are not a reliable company and will scam you.
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You should consider talking to a bank.
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Call this guy. He’s a friend of mine that works at a student loan company. He hooked me up and I’m sure he can help you too.
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You would have to go to your bank to do that.
Those loans would have to be approved based on your credit history. Where as with the student loan thru the school. It is different. You sign a promissory note. Stating that 6 months after you graduate you will start return payments on it. What happens is they cut the check to the school after everything is payed for, the rest of the money is then sent to you from the school.
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Go to your schools financial aid department and they will help you with low interest student loans. The loans will include tuition, room and board, book and fees so the amount can exceed what you owe the school. The check will go to the school and then they will issue you a check for any overage. I have four children in college (God help me) and they have a variety of loan packages beyond the $20K a year I have to chip in. The schools are generally pretty good at helping you get the loans you need.
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I agree with the above answer go to your school fin aid office. they will tell you all the types of aid they offer. I have a student loan but I would prefer to have grants and scholarships because you don’t have to pay them back.
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Yes it is possible, private loans go directly to you and not to the school. You can use them to pay for whatever you like really. Just a tip: Do not go through Sallie Mae, they are not a reliable company and will scam you.
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