FIRST - talk to the financial aid people at the school you want to attend. They can work miracles sometimes and know all the ins and outs of the system.
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It would probably be best for you to work toward being an independant student. That would mean your parents would not be able to claim you on their tax returns (and frankly, if your dad won't help you get an education, why should you give him the benefit of claiming you as a deduction), but you would be able to get subsidized, guaranteed loans once you establish your independence.
You may need to wait a year before you go to college, but in the mean time, get a job, a low cost apartment (maybe a roommate in a college town where you want to go to school) and start building up credit by getting store credit cards. Spend a little on the card every month, and pay it off in full. That will give you a credit history you can use when you apply for student loans.
2006-10-13 08:43:07
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answered by J T 3
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Are you eligible for Federal loans? I don't remember them being dependent on credit score. Also you could try to fill out FAFSA as an independent if your parents don't support you, that would remove your parents income/credit score from your application and maybe increase your chances? My parents didn't qualify for federal PLUS loans because of their bad credit so I was able to take out an extra loan by myself that I couldn't have otherwise (I think unsubsidized Stafford). You should make an appointment with the loan/financial aid office at your school and make sure they know you are desperate. Try to be really nice and charming, and get an appointment with the most senior person in the office you can. They may have resources they don't publicize that they can use, or some loans you haven't heard of. Good luck.
2016-05-21 23:24:50
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answered by Anonymous
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This is a good question. First off, if your folks claim you as a dependent, they would need to remain on your FAFSA. My folks contributed nothing to my education, though based on the governments expectations I should have lived in an ivory tower eating caviar, instead of a rat hole eating ramen. Speak with the university that you intend to go to and thier financial aid department. There are lenders that will give you the money, nelnet, educaid, wachovia, etc. If you have bank where you handle your checking (assuming that you havent bounced a dozen checks or so) you can go there to see if they will lend.
In most cases the school will help you to secure a lender. Just remain persistent. You can also purchase books on independent grants and scholarships, then take a weekend and fill out dozens of applications to see what you might get (maybe nothing, but nothing ventured nothing gained).
Best of luck...
2006-10-13 08:44:28
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answered by E-Rock 3
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Modify your FAFSA and file it without your parents financial information. The parent's income section is optional and it changes your EFC (expected family contribution) code. If your parents are in a higher income bracket, the EFC makes you ineligible for grants, etc. If you have been working throughout high school, use only your tax information and you should qualify for Subsidized loans and Pell Grants which will be sent directly to your school.
2006-10-13 08:38:01
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answered by Anonymous
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What state do you live in ..that has a bearing on the banking rules......if you do not have any credit (NO bad credit exists) you apply for a gov't student loan and show that you have decent grades and can present good entrance scores for college ----go to your local junior college and talk to the "counselor" ....that is free and the best place for correct answers to your problem----- don't discuss this with your parents because they already do not believe in you or your college pursuit----- tell them what the facts are after your investigations ( go to more than one college counselor (different school) if you don't agree with the first.....good studies...Wally
2006-10-13 08:57:47
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answered by XTX 7
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Move out of your house and claim emancipation from your parents. By doing this, you are no longer in their household and can apply on your own merit.
You can also attend a community college which is less expensive because it is usually state and federally subsidized on tuition. Some have payment plans.
You can go part time.
I don't know why this law isn't changed with FAFSA because how can somebody else be responsible for your debt.
2006-10-13 08:38:16
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answered by carpathianne 5
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Stafford Loans are school loans tht don't need to repaid until you graduate (assuming you keep up the required credit load) and are they are available to just about anyone. You can research them on-line and you bank or school should have tons of information on them.
These types of loans don't look into your credit because they know you don't have an established history yet.
2006-10-13 09:01:57
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answered by Lauren 4
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2006-10-14 03:08:56
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answered by Anonymous
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they dont look at your credit for school loans but if you default in your school loans that could give really, really bad credit. But the rates are pretty good.
2006-10-13 08:32:03
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answered by Diana 2
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apply for it. If you need, see if your parents will cosign. If not, apply for some grants, you shouldn't be denied education because you have no credit.
2006-10-13 08:31:13
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answered by Anonymous
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