I think you should contact the financial aid department at the college you're going to. they have experts there that can assist you in choosing a loan or giving you info about how the loan process works.
Sallie Mae is a well known loan company that's been lending money to students for years, but I think you should explore other companies for loans that may be better for you (and recommended by your school). Also, stay away from Loan companies that advertise on TV. They aren't as reliable and may charge you too much to take out money.
In January, fill out the FAFSA (fafsa.org) to see if you qualify to receive money from the government to help you out. This is a free application that's based on your income/your parent's income, etc.
You apply through the student loan place.You get up to around $1000 to cover all these costs.
Apply for federal loans at http://fafsa.ed.gov
Avoid private student loans like the Plague!!!
Federal loans have mandatory forgiveness and forbearance polices and you won't need a credit check or have a cosigner to get them. When you do your fafsa, the school will issue you an "award letter' detailing the exact amounts and kinds of fin aid you will get. The money is sent directly to the school to cover the costs of your tuition, fees, books, dorms, etc. If there is any left over you will be given the difference. If there is not enough to cover all your costs, you will have to make up the difference.
Read this book.
go ask your consular. they know about this the best.
Well the first cost that you will have to pay is Tuition, you can't skip over tuition and get books. Also, Sallie Mae is like the death traps of all loans, did you google it? It's been caught cheating students for years as their interest rates are so high, by the time you graduate you'll owe twice as much as you took out.
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