Well thank the above bot for roping me into this old thread but essentially all student loans are government loans. This is the primary reason why the cost of tuition skyrocketed over the past twenty years....Once the government agreed to guarantee student loans issued by banks, private lenders no longer cared about credit worthiness, this trickled down to the colleges that said, well shit, kids have money, lets raise tuition....rinse and repeat. The US govt owns like 90% of all student loan debt. You can draw similar parallels to the housing boom of 08 and banks issuing NINJA loans
Most students are in Germany these days as its very cheap compared to state side but then American University of Modern Science of Haiti is my level ....lol
It's better to write colleges and ask about their scholarships. When I was searching through different colleges and found Universal Technical Institute reviews. I really liked this university and contacted their admission for more info. There I also found out about their scholarships.
I would suggest a pause after high school, or until the alleged student knows for sure what they want to take & not just sex, drugs, & rock N roll like me. It could save a small fortune for the kids parents that R gonna wash out if they go too early.
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