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Having to switch schools and have questions. - kalishakti - 05-16-2016
@OP what state are you in? You might have some in-state options.
Having to switch schools and have questions. - KayV - 05-16-2016
OP, if you went to one of the Corinthian Colleges, here is the info for how to get your loans forgiven:
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/about/announcements/corinthian
And here are the announcements for lots of other schools:
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/announcements
Having to switch schools and have questions. - cookderosa - 05-16-2016
lomofirefly Wrote:I am currently attending SNHU with 6 classes left, however I have reached my maximum limit with student loans. The cost to attend SNHU is $2000 a semester and I simply cant swing that out of pocket, which tbh sucks because I have really enjoyed this school. I have tried private loans but need a cosigner and dont want to put that burden on someone I have also reached out for some scholarships and waiting to hear back.
Basically I am wondering what a good but cheaper school would be? I have did some reading up on the forums and read about Luna, a few other online community colleges but my main issue is needing some sort of payment plan.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If you don't already, my suggestion is to seek employment with company that offers free tuition. Roughly 80% of large companies do. I don't know your age or skill set, but I can help you create a list of possible jobs. Once you have access to free tuition or reimbursed tuition, you can begin repayment on that unsub loan that is currently loading interest on top of that borrowed amount faster than you can say CLEP.