For christs sake, they won't give me a student loan to go to school because my parents make too much money, WTF?! I'm taking a trade in pipefitting, and welding, so if anyone is feeling generous, they could support the "Kyles going to school fund" paypal at kyle_bisonette@hotmail.com...i know i shouldn't do this, but i'm god damned pissed and i need to go to school!!!!! thanks in advance for anyone who gives me anything.
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I need help with school.
- Thread starter Sod
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Same thing happened to me... I had to join the Reserves, plus had a job all through college... In the mean time, tell your parents to quit claiming you on their taxes, if you live on your own they shouldn't be claiming you anyway... When they don't claim you as a dependent you will be able to get all the loans you want... Also look for grants etc...
Freedom is the key.
Also, you should consider completely separating yourself from your parents financially - they may make too much money for loans but you definitely dont...
Tell your parents to either shell out the cash for college or stop claiming you on their taxes - If you declare yourself as your sole supporter you should have no trouble getting loans.
Also, you should consider completely separating yourself from your parents financially - they may make too much money for loans but you definitely dont...
Tell your parents to either shell out the cash for college or stop claiming you on their taxes - If you declare yourself as your sole supporter you should have no trouble getting loans.
Yanno, now that I think about you can get a unsubsidized Stafford loan no matter how much money that you make.
Here's the link
Here's the link
They have to quit claiming him as a dependent, otherwise he is still considered thier dependent thus their income counts with his...
Stafford loans are good but I couldn't get as much with them as I could Phea (can't remember now if that was what they were called)... Once they quit claiming me (after my freshman year and I too lived on my own, dang money grubers
) I was able to get what I needed easily...-
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