Amber Said:

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Alvin Said:

What is the best place to get guaranteed student loan?

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You get guaranteed student loans through the financial aid office at your school. They will give you a list of lenders you can choose from. All the terms from the different banks will be the same since they are guaranteed by the government. If you have "financial aid" already, I'm assuming you have maxed out on those loans. The only guaranteed one besides those are the federal PLUS loans. These are loans through your parents.

Steven Said:

Guaranteed Student Loan Approval?

We Answered:

There is no way you can be guaranteed a student loan. You can try applying through several different alternative school lenders (US Bank, Key Bank, T.H.E., TERI, etc.) but if you have no credit than most likely you will need a cosigner.

Carl Said:

Can one take out a guaranteed federal student loan if taking 6 graduate credits?

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I don't think there's much in the way of Federal programs to pay for graduate school. Stafford Loans (formerly known as "guaranteed student loans") can be in the form of subsidized (guaranteed by the govt....BAHAHAHHAHA... sorry was thinking about the bailout for a moment there), or unsubsidized and are granted based on need.

However, I think there is some government forgivement of certain types of loans for teachers, but I'm not sure whether that's just at the K-12 level.

Reginald Said:

Can texas guaranteed student loan corporation garnish my wages?

We Answered:

ABSOLUTELY~~

When you sign a promissory note, it's your obligation to repay the money you clearly used to benefit yourself an education.........................when you do not repay, it' causes interest rates to increase and makes it harder for other students coming behind you the benefit of financing their educations.....

Remember the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT backs student loans and can not only garnish your wages, they can confiscate your future earnings, liquidable assets and tax refunds...........you really don't wanna get in bad with them.

I would suggest you contact your lending institution and set up some sort of repayment schedule or deferment................would you want someone to borrow something from you and NOT repay it? I doubt it!