There is student loan forgiveness for people who do volunteer work or for teachers who teach low-income children, so why not for moms who have no income of their own, and choose the non-paying job of raising children?

I received a letter stating my loan application had been approved. The funds had been dispursed to this creditor. I have an application in hand from another source with the same creditor but a lower interest. I NEVER filled out an application. I did fill out something online a while back that was supposed to help find someone to help me payback my loan …. not a loan application. Is this legal? What are my options? I’m not even sure I want to consolidate because my interest right now is lower than the consolidation rate and it is making me pay 10,000 in interest. The loan amounts from this one company that says they already dispursed the amount is almost 500 different than what I owe … like there are some fees associated …. that I am not aware of. Aren’t I supposed to see everything hard copy to review it first before a loan application can be processed? Such as fees and interest rate …. etc?

I was reading online that if you fail more than 25% of your classes you will be disqualified from federal and institutional aid. Is that the same as a student loan???

I am enrolled in 2 college courses. And I am failing one. I have a student loan, do you think that will affect it?

I’m interestd in Pediatric Physical Therapy. I’ll be eligible for a Bright Futures Scholarship this year so I want to know which Florida university is best for this field?

Are you able to make your payments? I am just curious what everyone else is doing. So far, I have about ,000.00 in student loan debt for 4 years of school (I have a bachelors in psychology now). I am going on to graduate school and student loans are going to have to cover all those costs too, including me getting a used car for a few grand. Is everyone else spending all this student loan money too?