Where can I find money for college without getting a loan?
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try and get scholarships or grants if you qualify
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Go to www.fastweb.com\nThey have millions of financial aid resources on there.
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You could get a student loan to help pay for college, but they check your credit as a condition to see if you are approved.  If you need extra money to go to college you should definately fill out a FAFSA application for the pell grant.  There is no fee to apply, and if you qualify the government will give you free money to go to college based on your financial need.
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Try fastweb.com. I have found scholarships on there that are available for high school juniors and seniors, without age requirements.
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There are many companies that do this. If you want to search for scholarships, a good place to start is either http://www.scholarships.com/ or http://www.collegeboard.com/
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Yes U can get a loan from any bank -check out the main branch of any bank -lots of banks provide the student loans.
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Try this:\n\nPrivate people lending money for just about anything.  They bid the rates down and your rate is based on your story and your ability to pay back.\n\nOf course if it is for school, why not a student loan?
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Go to www.fastweb.com and create an account there. Depending on your profile they'll suggest you the scholarships you might apply. Since the suggestions are based on your stats, you'll have a chance of geting them. \n\nBut yeah, free money is only through scholarships and donations, therefore, you might look for it.
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Have you looked into grants, like the Pell Grant, that you don't have to pay back? You have to have certain income guidelines. Get a good!counseor at the admissions at the college and they will go to bat for you. There is millions of dollars in untapped grants and scolarships that people don't use, alot from private donors, every year, going to waste. You can start on the internet and get on a reputible site, goggle "money for college", or go to the book store, they have several books on untapped loans, I bought one myself a few years back. Also work study programs at the universities are worth looking into. There is a goldmine out there! Are you the child of a Veteran by chance, that may be a route to go and look into. Good Luck!
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Go to http://www.scholarships.com/ for scholarships and to http://www.fastweb.com/ for financial options and some more scholarships.
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Go through the state. I live in Texas and got a loan for however much I was willing to pay back after I graduated from college. It was easy. (But Im not sure if the state you live in offers this)\n\nIt's worth a try.
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Find out which bank has ATM's on your campus.  Chances are they have a good deal for college students worked out and plus you'll probally want to take money out of the ATM to buy beer and stuff without paying fees.
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No money. Need money.
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Are you asking where on the web can you find scholarship money? I think the best thing to do is go to your counselor (if you're in high school) and ask for a list of scholarship that are being offered. Check each one to see if you qualify for any and apply. Before you start college, make sure you fill out a FAFSA form. Schools that you apply for will let you know if there are any grants or scholarships that you qualify for based on if you're a minority or based on what kind of program you're interested in in college. Good luck.
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Go to the Financial Aid Office at your school and tell them that you want to explore any and all avenues for aid, grants, loans and scholarships.  Insist on that kind of information - don't just tell that you need money.  You need to be specific.  I worked in a college and I know that with some employees, students need to know the right questions to ask.  You may add that you may not be able to attend without the help.  They really do need students, and may try harder to help keep you in.\n\nGood luck - and remember - be specific in your request.
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Go to the financial aid office at the college you plan to attend.  You may qualify for grants depending on what your assets are and your last year's income.  Good luck.
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There are actually two or three colleges out there with a "buy one get one free" program.  They are all "no name" colleges in rural areas though.  If you do a Yahoo! search you'll find them.  I can't remember the names exactly but found them when I did a search myself.