Courtney Said:

I'm enrolled in a vocational school and i'm 6 months into my program how can i apply for a student loan now?

We Answered:

Apply through the school's Financial Aid Office. You should only resort to a private loan if no government guaranteed loans are available to you. Private financing is much more expensive and you generally must start making payments immediately. Government guaranteed student loans normally have deferred interest and deferred payments until after you graduate or complete the course of study at the school.

Don't respond to the scammers here! They are nothing but a ripoff!

Harold Said:

is there a way to get a student loan for a school that is not title iv?

We Answered:

Unfortunately the only type of loan that you would have to do is a private loan. It can work like a stafford loan where the payments are deferred until you graduate, but it depends on your credit.

Florence Said:

Student Loans?

We Answered:

federal student loans require no cosigner and no credit check. Two things might be happening here, and neither one of them are in your favor.

Either the school is not eligilbe to receive federal fin aid (which would mean you need to walk away from that school) or the school is eligible to receive federal funds but the tuition is so expensive you need to take out additional loans along with the federal ones. (which you would need to run away away not walk).

The whole purpose of vocational schools is they are suppose to be cheaper than colleges... and you can go to a perfectly good college without taking out private loans that require a cosigner and have the higher interest rates and higher destination fees.
Good luck.