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ctgirl1 asked:


I am going back to school in the fall and I need a loan to cover the costs. I already have a federal loan, but it isn’t enough to cover tuition and living. The only bad thing is that I have bad credit and keep getting turned down for loans. Is there anyway to get a student loan, other than federal, with bad credit?

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  1. I also have bad credit. I am attending Kaplan University online and have full pell grant, plus 3 student loans. I also signed some paperwork at the college for living expenses, so they ask the government for the max amount of money I can get, and whatever is not needed for tuition, comes to me to help pay for things like internet, power, really anything I need at the moment. If this helps any, I am getting my loans through Bank of America.

    angeliquehanner@ymail.com | Aug 8, 2009 | Reply

  2. Go down to your local unemployment agency, and see if they’ll pay for you to go to college. Look into grant money.

    ?Socially Awkward? | Aug 9, 2009 | Reply

  3. I’m currently shopping for student loans too. For private student loans, you can only be approved on your own merit or you have to have a cosigner. I had a friend in the same situation and she contacted local banks and explained the situation. They were able to give her a loan, but she had a much higher interest rate.

    I’d see if someone in your family would co-sign a loan for you. I’d also suggest that you apply for scholarships. I wish you the best of luck!!!! :-)

    Hannah | Aug 10, 2009 | Reply

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