I would like to know the best universities for a Masters degree in Construction Management…

I filed bankruptcy in 2000. I have heard rumors that once you have filed bankruptcy and listed your student loans on it, you cannot receive any other educational financial assistance. My bankruptcy was discharged in 2001. At that time, I did have a student loan that I listed on my bankruptcy. However, it was not discharged. I would like to further my studies to obtain my masters degree and I would like to obtain a student loan if possible. I am seeking assistance in finding options to help me with this. Any information anyone can provide to assist me with this will be greatly appeciated.

I’m asking this question for my girlfriend. She is looking to take out a student loan. The problem she is looking at is that she wants to get her masters degree as well. where we go to school; she has to spend a year in ICU(Intensive care unit or emergency room) at a hospital before she can go for her masters in anesthesia, after she gets her bachelor’s degree. So she leaves school for a year and has to go back for 2 more. In those 2 years she will not be working; can the payments still be held off until she is done with her masters degree? I know that every loan has different guidelines but this is more of a general question. thanks for all the help!

I would like to go all the way to a masters degree. The best one I have found so far is San Jose State University but would really like better options so what is the best university. By the way, I would like to stay in the US.