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I've never had to do the whole loan thing before now but I'd really appreciate some advice. Here's the situation: My parents have paid for my associates at a local community college and now I'm transferring to a 4 year university. I've done my fafsa and received a $4500 award offer on a Direct Subsidized loan. My estimated tuition, fees, and books is around $6000. I've checked around simpletuition.com and came up with a couple private loan options keybank.com http://www.simpletuition.com/undergraduate/loan_details?id=12512&qCGI=true&bbt=1011000&amt=1500.0&dt=28&hl=l&cgn=1&dsp=1185940800000&ps=a and campusdoor.com http://www.simpletuition.com/undergraduate/loan_details?id=12477&qCGI=true&bbt=1011000&amt=1500.0&dt=28&hl=l&cgn=1&dsp=1185940800000&ps=a Also, would I just be contacting them each year and getting another $1500 - $2000 when I need it? What is best in my situation? Thanks
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Jul 26, 2007 02:17
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The school is Oklahoma State University. I don't want to take out a plus loan since I don't want my parents to have to pay for my loans.
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Jul 26, 2007 03:05
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Wiggy Marie posted:That's why you're looking for a denial. If they get denied, you get more Stafford funds and they don't have to take out the loan because they were...denied. Sounds good, I'll look into it tomorrow. Its located in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
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Jul 26, 2007 05:52
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