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Financial Aid with Defaulted Student Loans

Date: Thu, 08/21/2008 16:53
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Can you still receive financial aid with defaulted student loans?

And if I am in financial need, and want to return to school, will I be able to find a combination of federal and private loans to pay for going back to school?

My credit is horrible, many $1000s in charged-off credit cards, and $24,000 in defaulted student loans that I have not yet arranged any payment for.

Thank you again for your insight.

Defiant




In the past when I have filled out my FAFSA forms, I remember there being a box to check that says "Have you ever defaulted on a student loan"> I don't know if that means there are restrictions on loans or what.

Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 08/21/2008 - 19:56

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