Post edited at 7:22 am on Aug. 1, 2007 by goxpens

-------
One Line Can Change A Story.So Sometimes Let the Line Just Be Unsaid.

Try looking into My Rich Uncle loan services for college students.  I heard it's really good.

Post edited at 8:24 pm on Aug. 5, 2007 by kiss me beautiful

---

um...u can probably try astrive student loans they advertise on t.v. and the internet and they can give you up to 40 thousand for tuition...so yea hope this helps...

---

Actually, the best way to check for them is to go to the Financial Aide's office and ask them if they recommend any loans or such.  Maybe they even have a loan service to help? WHo knows, but check with them first,

-------
LW Facebook Profile
LW Facebook Page
Invisible Children Group

http://studentaides.com/college-loansget-the-money-you-need/

---

Quote: from brat4life at 10:29 am on Aug. 7, 2007

---

um...u can probably try astrive student loans they advertise on t.v. and the internet and they can give you up to 40 thousand for tuition...so yea hope this helps...

---

Actually, the best way to check for them is to go to the Financial Aide's office and ask them if they recommend any loans or such.  Maybe they even have a loan service to help? WHo knows, but check with them first,

---

I take issue with that advice. Surely most people here are well aware of the ongoing student loan scandal, wherein universities pushed students towards taking loans that were less financially sound choices in order to make more commission money from the loan agencies. Independent research is the way to go.

For the original poster, one option may be to have your mother take out the Federal Plus loan for parents, and then you pay her back. It has a fixed interest rate of 8.5%, and is not influenced by your lack of credit or meager earning power. Most major loan granters, from Chase to Sallie Mae, will disburse it.

-------
When the state is most corrupt, then the laws are most multiplied.
-- Tacitus