I need money for collage, but I am not eligible for loan . because of my income?

Question

they said my to much money .

Answer 1

I think your question is, Does income level disqualify applicants for loan money?
If it is, the question is yes. They may have determined through your tax stubs that you make too much money to be eligable for the loan.
However, if you are like the rest of us college students, you probably don't make that much money and in that case, if you are 24 or younger, you are still considered a dependent on your parents (for loan purposes). If your parents make a certain amount of money then you may not be eligable for the loans.
Try thinking of a side business that you can generate a little cash while attending school, or perhaps you could acquire small loans from your parents or close well-to-do friends. The last resort would be finding a part time job while going to school.
I am currently doing a little business on the side. It is amazing what a little time and creativity can do for your bank account!
Good luck!!

Answer 2

if you want to make money for college check out , if you don't need money. Are you claimed as an independent student. I am in college and had 15k in the bank that I made from the website above and I still could get a loan simply because I was independent. Check that out. you probably are a dependent because you are on your parents insurance still. Try other sources like grants and scholarships.

Answer 3

Drop by http://www.firstgov.gov, which is the government portal to all of the available grants and scholarships. On that site, you will answer a few easy questions to allow the government's software to choose all the grants for which you are eligible. It will provide a detailed, printable and hyperlinked list for you.

Also, you could take a trip to your local library and get Matthew Lesko's DVD, which has similar but more comprehensive listings. I highly recommend this strategy as a supplement to FirstGov.gov's site.

If you need more information, let me know. I have a database of such scholarship and grant sites. I do NOT recommend paying anyone for such information. It is all available FREE through the library or the internet.

Answer 4

You can get loans pretty much no matter what, you probably are thinking of grants or scholarships.

Fill out the FAFSA and they'll tell you what federal loans you're eligible for.

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Answer 6

anyone can get a federal student loan.They do not base it on your income.You pay it back with interest 9 months after you graduate.

Answer 7

How would you ever get into college with that spelling and grammar?

Answer 8

try to get a pell grant. go to 'fafsa.ed.gov' and fill out an application