[ SECRET POST #2920 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2920 ⌋

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Notes:

Just as a heads up, no post tomorrow! Big family event thing, I don't think I'll be able to post. Regular updates resume Friday and on!

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Comments

Re: my financial aid fell through

[(Anonymous)]

do you have a specific example of this? i want to look into it but i'm not sure how to explain what this is to people with more expertise. i was receiving grants but i also got a stafford loan which all counted as financial aid. but i'm not sure what kind of places would loan me money because i'm a student, in the way you described. i'm really interested in this approach though.

Re: my financial aid fell through

[herpymcderp]

Well, there are a bunch of different institutions that give student loans. Sometimes it's the university itself, other times there are government institutions (for example, the one I got was a government loan). There are even student lines of credit available through banks that sometimes allow you to get social assistance grants attached.

I'm not sure what would be available in your area, but I think the first place to check would be your local government website. You could also check your financial institution to see what kind of loans they have for students and what comes through them.

You really only need to demonstrate on your application that your costs of living/schooling are greater than the amount of funds you currently receive, and that you are in an income bracket low enough to receive grants.

Even if you're not, there are plenty of places to get temporary student loans just to get you through that last year. Going into a bit of debt is better than not finishing school at all.