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College Loans Help Please????

My parents forgot to do my fafsa, and i need a differnt way of paying for college. I was thinking about a bank loan but the interest rate are CRAZY!!! Is, there a light at the end of the tunnel????

Your parents will still have to complete the FFASA form to apply for a college student loan. The interest rates are much cheaper then a conventional loan and you get better benefits. You don't have to start paying them back until 6 months after you graduate as opposed to a conventional loan. You have to begin paying them back immediately.

It is only March, it is not too late to get your FFASA done. They just started accepting applications January 1st. You are no where close to being too late.

Even if you are denied FFASA, your still need the papers that they give you to get the student loans. You can do it online. Go to http://ffasa.us

Every student who has them, gets the loan. If you don't, you will not get a student loan at all. So, have your parents file the necessary papers.

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Go get a guaranteed student loan. That's what thousands of other students have to do.

Too bad, so sad, that you aren't happy with the interest rate. Welcome to the world of adulthood. They're cheaper now than when I had student loans.

Perhaps you can get a job to help pay for college.
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Definatly -- call the schools you are applying to and ask them -- many times they will accept a late fafsa -- CALL TODAY!!!!!
Call your school's financial aid office to see who they recommend, but a lot of students get Sallie Mae Signature Loans and parents can take out PLUS loans. These have okay interest rates.

But I would definitely call the school.