A few days ago
beccan

How do I get a private student loan with no cosigner?

This is my second round of college. I got an Associates, worked a bit, then went back for my BFA. I have applied for FAFSA, I am maxed on my staffords (not just per year but COMPLETELY maxed at $45,000 from both schools combined) I received a Pell Grant, but I still owe $10,000 for my last year of school. I have no cosigner, and my credit report shows one charged off account. I work fulltime and go to class fulltime, but I cannot afford to pay $1300 a month toward tuition, especially considering cost of rent in Chicago. I apply for every scholarship I can on fastweb and have only received one in the past 7 years. Does anyone have any advice or am I just wasting my time trying to finish my last year of school? Please don’t suggest Sallie Mae, they have denied me even when my credit was stellar. Every place I have tried tells me that the amount I already have out in student loans over-extends my credit. Any serious suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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A few days ago
Stephanie H

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Place like Sallie Mae will only except an undergrad student with a cosigner. However, Citbank offers a CitiAssist loan often with no cosigner.

My brother is a college freshman this year, and has to put himself through school. He tried Sallie Mae, and they didn’t accept his loan, but CitiBank did without a cosigner (for over $20,000).

You may also want to look into your own bank & see what types of student loans they offer. Or, check with financial aid at whatever school you are going to. It is their job to help you find money for school.

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A few days ago
Anonymous
There are many student loan lenders.Before you go for one check the rate of interest and also see that the lender is a legitimate one.

Don’t pay any money to get the laon. You can also try for some scholarship online.

To know more you can visit

http://www.easystudentloan.blogspot.com

and

http://www.scholarshipgrants.blogspot.com

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A few days ago
Anonymous
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