I will be transfering to a four year instittute,  I don't hvae any money!
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apply. check out fastweb.com and see what scholarships are out there, you want to teach, hats off to you...also contact the school you're transferring to and see what they can do to assist you.
203350
The larger public universities are normally going to have the weakest requirements. Depending on how low, you just may be out of the running. It depends on your grades too though. Maybe consider a 2 year school instead of a 4 year to start and then transfer to a 4 year to finish.
185593
You have to take basic courses anyways so why not start at a community college, and then transfer.  Plus its a whole lot cheaper this way as well.
500537
Buck up and finish the year. Discipline is good for you.\nBet you didn't want to hear that. Let me explain a bit for you. You've already gotten the loan for your semester or year, or paid for it, why waste good money just because you're bored.  Finish the time, then go find a job. Any old job will do, and without a degree any job is exactly what you have to take. After you've busted it at work for a few months college is going to look mighty fine and you're going to regret wasting that time and money, but, if you finish the semester it's not wasted you still have that and now you can go back and finish college like you wanted to in the first place. You're smart, don't be dumb.
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You should be able to talk to your financial aid rep at school and look for additional funding. I am just finishing school and I was able to do many things like that to help pay for textbooks, etc. The school by law is supposed to return any unused financial aid to you unless you tell them you don't want it returned to you so I have never had trouble getting enough to cover all necessary expenses.
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You can transfer at any time.  When you transfer, you might lose some of the credits you earned at your current school.  It depends on what you took.  As a freshman, your classes were probably pretty basic and therefore should transfer without a problem.\n\nIf you are transferring because you don't know what you want to do yet, may I suggest going to a community college for 2 years and then transferring to a university?  At a CC, you can take a lot of different classes and they are usually less expensive.  When you get your 2 year degree from a CC, you can start as a Junior at at a university.  Many CC's have counselors from the universities right in their admission offices so you can meet with them and make sure you are taking what you need to have a smooth transfer. \n\nI was a professional transfer student, I went to 5 different colleges before graduating.  If I had it to do over again, I would have gotten an AA at a Community College and then transferred.  I had a lot of student loan debt coming out of school and I could have avoided that by picking a cheap school at the beginning.  You get a 2 year degree, but you will also get the "name-brand" 4 year degree when you transfer and graduate. \n\nGood luck!
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I was in this situation myself.  Since you are short on money, I would recommend that you try completing the forms yourself.  See below for a link to a site that was useful to me.  Prepare for a lot of homework.\n\nAs a warning, there are fees which must be paid with these applications.  In addition, one of the forms require that you show that you and your husband are able to support yourself financially.  If you meant literally that you have no money, you may need an additional sponsor (parent, friend, etc.) to help you.\n\nGood luck.
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Go to a cheaper college than transfer to Your choice college in Junior year.  I wish I wish I knew this expensive lesson before I got so many student loans.\n\nIn your case outside the US I don't know what education programs are available. You can apply to colleges here and the school themselves may offer you a scholarship.  If you are a good writer your essay can win you scholarships and grants.\n\nCheck on line for government programs, check the university websites to see what they offer as well. Most schools offer grants, loans, and work study but again I don't know how much they offer to non us citizens.\n\nIf there are good universities there check to see if any have a study aboard program then while you are here studying you can learn more about what options will work for you.
121757
Maybe you can get a consession from your school. you kno, people without good financial conditions most probably get those things. You can get a job or maybe walk you neighbor's dog?
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Apply for a gsl (guarnteed student loan)\n\nIt's not a crazy amount of money but it helps if you want to do work study too, some of the money comes out towards your loans and some goes cash in hand\n\nTheir are always loopholes around it, My parents didn't have the credit either and I went to financial aid office and they sent me in the right direction and my loans were in my name without a cosigner....Don't know if that helps but goodluck to ya
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Please check:\nhttp://moneycentral.msn.com/content/CollegeandFamily/Savingforcollege/P59866.asp\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
413813
wow...maybe not a bank but there are plenty of sharks out there willing to take (literally) an arm from you.\ncan you wait a year and work on lowering your debt and raising your scores, otherwise you will pay through the nose!
347352
This unfortunately is just life. Do not loan anyone money or housing or food or anything else that you can't afford to lose, because you will be disappointed this way. Next time you get into a deal like this, have the other party sign an agreement (at least you will have it in writing). That won't get you paid, but it will make it easier to pursue should you choose. You will find that it is best to avoid these situations entirely. \nNow, that said, you could send him a bill (do this on your computer - make it neat, and then print him a copy). Mail it to him and be specific what the charges are for (dates of the stay, etc). Give him a phone number to call to discuss it. Mail by registered mail requiring an acceptance signature. If he does not respond by phone, send another letter the next month (same rules). He may just get tired of it and pay up. If he doesn't pay up, you will have a little documentation to rest charges on. I don't know how much we are talking about here, but it may be better to just chalk it up to experience, and be smarter next time. I have had to do that a few times as lessons learned. Good luck with your problem - hey, at least you don't still have the moocher living with you.
235682
maybe u can get a job to save up money! or go to the college and get info on how much exactly it will cost. and try a proposal. or go to many places not just one, and keep on trying! Good luck!
135836
I've had an account with ING for 3 years or so. No problems, just be aware that if you need the money out of savings, it takes 2-3 business days to transfer back to your checking account. But where else can you get 4% on a savings account?
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Dont be intimidated, apply to better schools that you think you would like to be at. Think about where you want to be in a year...in three years. \n\nYou can put off student loans as long as you need to. My best advice is to go to a better school and call the office of financial aid for that school, they will help you and make things a lot easier so you will have more power over making the decisions.\n\nCommunity college sucks, I wouldn't recommend staying there, start applying to better schools immediately and drop out of any classes you think you might fail because those classes will stay on your record and that won't help you if you're trying to go anywhere good.
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They never wire transfer because of the fees.\n\nIt should be to you in a few days.