Feb 09
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A full time, leeds university, student grant, tuition fee loan
I plan to withdraw from my course at Leeds University and I was just wondering if I will have to repay my Standard Loan, Tuition Fee Loan and/or Student Grant if I work full time and earn less than £15K a year.
Jan 07
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A car payment, full time, student loan
I want to go to school full time but i have a car payment and rent. i work full time now to pay for these things. im 19 and wanted to know if a student loan or grant could be used to pay for schooling and rent or car payment so i could concentrate more on school and not my bills.
Nov 20
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A colleges, cwu, ewu, financial aid student, full time, Student Loans Q&A, wwu
I just applied to WWU, CWU, and EWU (Washington St. Colleges) but incase I can’t get in I was wondering if it’s possible to get enough financial aid/student loans to go to school full time at a community college and not have to worry about working.
Nov 16
Mark SingleyOnline education education, florida state university, full time, MBA, online masters degree, real world, taking the time, thanks in advance, world thanks
I’m currently enrolled at Florida State University, but due to the fact that I am working full time – I am unable to continue my schooling here (most classes are scheduled when I have to be at work).
I will probably have to finish my education online, and was wondering if an online Masters degree (MBA) holds any weight in the real world.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer my question.
Nov 14
Mark SingleyOnline education 37 years, full time, job, personal assistant, special education
I have 1 year experience as 1 on 1 personal assistant. The child I work with now has Cdls. He is 9 and very challegening. I do enjoy my job, I feel a movement to teaching special education would be good. I would like I online program, for many reasons 1 being I can still work full time and get experience.
2, I have a family and I am 37 years old I’m not getting any younger.
The time is now is there such a thing? Is there any hope?
Nov 08
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A 3 years, equity line, first house, full time, loans, time employees, time graduate students
I took at 80%/20% loan to get into my first house. 5 year fixed ARM (4.5%) and equity line for the 20% @ 10% (adjustable). I have never missed a payment on either of these loans over the 3+ years. I would like to turn this loan into a loan to eliminate the equity line. Initial loan was 200k, I currently owe 190k on the loan.
Can I do this without putting cash down (20%)? I do not have 20-40k to put on this refinance loan as my wife and I each are full time employees and full-time graduate students. What options are there out there?
Oct 28
Mark SingleyOnline education full time, good computer, grants
I am doing my classes full-time online and need a good computer but can’t afford one. Are there any grants or anything that will help me get one? I
Oct 20
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A collections company, full time, hard time, student loan collections, Student Loans Q&A
Please dont tease meor give me a hard time about this..
Heres my case, i have about k in student loans, i havent been paying on them, now that i am older i want to fix up my credit. I am working full time, and i am being garnished at about 0/2weeks. However, i have another student loan collections company calling me. That collector says she can consolidate my loans and i would make 1 monthly payment. I want to do this, she said she can send my out forms however, she wants me to pay her like 0 right now. And on top of me being garnished along with bills due, i cannot afford a hefty payment for her, however, i am very interested in consolidating. What should i do?
Sep 27
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A federal grant, full time, student loan
I’m starting community college in a few weeks and I got a grant that covered all my expenses, but I’m wondering if I could still take out a student loan anywyas cause I have some bills I want to pay so I can focus on school rather than working full time and struggling.
Also, If I recieved the federal grant does that mean my loan would likely be subsidized or no?
Sep 22
Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A financial aid, full time, loan money, part time, school year
1. Financial Aid has lowly estimated my need for the school year. 2. I have maxed out the most I can get from the government. 3. Financial Aid will not certify any more loan money for me, but I need more assistance. 4. I work part-time already and go to school full-time.
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