AMY Z asked:


I am trying to find alternative student loans to finish my college education. I am receiving enough money in stafford loans to cover my tuition, however I need more to cover my mortgage payment so I can continue school full time for 1 year. Every company I talk to says I can only borrow 60% of the tuition costs for other expenses. I need much more than that. Anyone have any other ideas?

darkelf_other asked:


I’d like to go to college. Anyone with borrowing money from the bank procedure that can be of help, please let me know.

RD asked:


This person got dishonorable discharge, he’s trying to go to college now and people are telling him he cant but someone else is telling him that he can go to the base to see if he can get free money for college. Someone that knows a lot about military and their rules please write me back. It will help a lot.

garvfinancial asked:

College Grants are free money for College Students, learn about getting College Grants

Alex F asked:


My friend told me there existed a plan to do something like 100 hours of community service in exchange for college funding, but after a bit of google searching I haven’t found any definitive places saying it exists or how to get it, which makes me dubious. Do you guys know?

Sean H asked:


What would be the best way for a High school senior to find money for his upcoming year of college?

april2008 asked:


I know in some states you get extra college money (grants, etc) if you’re married. Does anyone know about Illinois?

manthisaddressislong asked:


My daughter is 18 and she is starting at the University of Washington this month, but her mom and I have been going through a nasty divorce for a couple of years and as a result, we are both broke, the house is tied up in red tape, and we have no money to go towards college. My ex works for microsoft and makes enough money to exclude my daughter from many grants, etc. I have been struggling for the last couple of years and have been unemployed for much of it, but she lived with her mom most of that time. Our credit is toast for several reasons (had theft identity, the divorce, etc.) and that excludes us from many of the remaining funding sources. My daughter officially moved out and lives 100 miles away now near school. She has just started her own credit and is very responsible, but at $18,000.00 a year, she has been unable to get funding to cover all of it. What can we do? She has worked really hard to get accepted to the UW and it is not fair that this could end it all.

person37 asked:


I’m going to be 16 when I graduate from high school and without any college money, except for scholarships that I’m going to apply for. Is taking a break a good idea? I just don’t want to be in debt from loans before I try and move on to Med school where I’m sure to incur it. I want to have a smooth first 4 years.

Nikita K asked:


I always wanted to write a book and i heard that anyone can do it at any age, but do the publishers take alot of the money from sales? Can i make alot of money for college?