want to go back to school,but behind on student loans?
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You will need to talk to your student loan company and the financial aid advisor at the college you wish to attend.
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You are SOL buddy.  Why don't you just go back to school and apply for financial aid.  Start off at a community college and go from there.  Take your basics and some remedial classes.  there is nothing wrong with that and it will help you with your other studies, trust me.  You still have plenty of opportunity and I suggest you take advantage of it and get a small part time job while going to school.  You can live in a dorm and get a dorm scholarship to pay for it.  You have options.  Don't blow it.
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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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You might have to take out a very low interest college loan that you start to pay back after you graduate. Good luck.
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go back to school and take out student loans lol
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Paying for college can be difficult, but there are people and resources to help you. You can afford college. Don't let anyone tell you that you can't. Sure, it's not always easy and it can be expensive. But you can do it.\n\nYou can go through college with less worry if you do a little planning and are frugal with the income that you are assured.  The one question that you should ask yourself is “How long do you want to take to get your degree?”  There is always the option of working your way through school.  You could take a smaller course load, and use the extra time to work.  This will not only help relieve some of your monetary issues, but also improve your resume upon graduation.\n\nYou should also talk with a financial aid counselor at your school.  Every school is different. The Fin Aid department at your school may have special programs geared toward your specific situation that can help you.  Also try doing scholarship, grant, and other financial aid searches online. \n\nScholarshipHelp is a website that explains how college funding works, the types of scholarships available, how to find them and how to apply for them.   I have listed other websites that gives additional information about paying for college. There's obviously no guarantee that any of these sites will work, but it can get you on the right track to getting the information that you need.\n\nBest of Luck.
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Here's a q to ask people:\n\nWould you consider taking out student loans to pay for college if it guaranteed you a better job?
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You can do a loan. Companies trip all over themselves to give college students money at very low interest rates because the federal government rewards them for doing so. You can also look into specialized scholerships. Every college has a list of scholerships at their financial aid office. Most require you to write essays and qualify for various programs. But apply for them anyway. It never hurts to apply for things even if you think you might not get them. Look into work study programs as well. Some colleges have programs that lets you work a set of hours around your school schedule in exchange for part of your tuition.
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have them fill out the FAFSA form.  If they can't get loans for school, then you have too much money.  Get in contact with the college's financial aid office, and apply for scholarships and work-study programs.
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Federal loans are not credit based.  You should not have a problem getting on.  Also there may be scholarships and grants available through your school of choice.  Have you considered applying for work study?
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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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Your school probably isn't accredited, so they are not allowed to participate in Federal Student Aid programs, nor will your attendance there help you obtain the types of private loans intended for traditional students.  But there ARE private student loan lenders out there who cater to students in your situation.  What you need to look for is a "career" loan.  Try any of these:\n\nSallie Mae: http://www.salliemae.com/apply/borrowing/career_training.html\nStudent Loan Xpress: http://www.careerxpressloan.com/\nSunTrust: http://www.careerxpressloan.com/\nWells Fargo: https://www.wellsfargo.com/wf/student/loans/undergrad/career
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Better check with student loan requirements.  Things are getting tough for people not paying these loans back.
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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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Pell Grants...you do not have to pay back. This is absolutely the best way to go, if you can get approved for one.
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Try for scholarships and student loans.
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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.