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If you have trouble meeting your monthly payments, have exhausted your deferment and forbearance options, and/or want to avoid default, a consolidation loan may help you.
The borrower and any co-signer are required to have a valid Social Security number.
Since PLUS loans are based on the parent's credit, most lenders will not pre-approve a parent that is in chapter 13. However, if the parents do apply and are denied a PLUS Loan, the student will then be eligible for additional unsubsidized Stafford Loan funds (currently as much as $4000.00 more per school year).
Yes, if certain eligibility criteria are met such as school closure, disability, unpaid refund, did not complete coursework, etc. you are eligible for a discharge and possible refund.
Yes. This loan if allowed for consolidation and it could be consolidated if you're still enrolled.
Generally, no.
Yes, you can use either method to pay your bill at any time.
Yes, certain non-citizens are eligible to apply, generally those who hold a valid Proof of Residency (I-151 or I-551) card.
Yes you can. You can always apply for grants even if you have a student loan as long as you did not default on your loan. I would apply for grants even if I was in default on my student loan. Chances are you'll find a program that will give you grants for your education. It does not hurt to try as long as you are legitimate.
Yes. For private and peer to peer loans you can apply at any time. You can as well apply for federal student loans. You may not get them for the current year, but chances are you will. Some of the federal programs work on first come first server basis.
In order to change jobs, you must terminate your current Work-Study position. Obtain a memo from your employer stating your last day of employment and the balance of your Work-Study award. Take that memo to the Financial Aid Office to the attention of Student Employment Center and have your new employer request the Work-Study Eligibility Form.
Yes, PLUS Loans can be consolidated into a Direct Consolidation Loan.
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