Student Loans advice

[TheSpyder]

Best to talk to a financial advisor at school. Each state has different rules. In SC, they have loans that students can sign for limited amounts (should cover tuition)

There are also loans where if your parents will cosign, they are taken off the loan after you have worked for a year. (Campusdoor.com)

As for race, that's not the case. It's plight against the middle class. We're to rich for special financial aid but too poor to really be able to afford school so I have to get loans for my son.

Spyder

[IrishofNDMan]

Originally Posted by TheSpyder

Best to talk to a financial advisor at school. Each state has different rules. In SC, they have loans that students can sign for limited amounts (should cover tuition)

There are also loans where if your parents will cosign, they are taken off the loan after you have worked for a year. (Campusdoor.com)

As for race, that's not the case. It's plight against the middle class. We're to rich for special financial aid but too poor to really be able to afford school so I have to get loans for my son.

Spyder

sounds like my same situation.

Originally Posted by TheSpyder

As for race, that's not the case. It's plight against the middle class. We're to rich for special financial aid but too poor to really be able to afford school so I have to get loans for my son.

Spyder

Fin. aid from most universities does depend on ethnicity.
Loans I would not know about as we did not apply for one for my daughter.

I got a huge story on this one (I will spare the board).

[Mortimer]

Just hire James Frey to rewrite your family history.

Originally Posted by Mortimer

Just hire James Frey to rewrite your family history.

Would be a sad, bizarre tale of woe.