There's a program @ my university where they give a MEMORIAL Loan to students who are in financial need & are receiving financial aid, & the money is deducted from my refund checks. But they told me that if I am in DIRE need, I have to write them a letter of being in extenuating circumstances, so I can get the money earlier. I'm on a fixed income, my electricity bill is high because I had to pay a deposit on it, & I'm low on food & clothing, & I need books & school supplies. & this type of loan is NOT credit-based. My financial credit is poor as a result of Hurricane Katrina (long story) but I became in debt, trying to replace my necessities.
I only have 3 towels & washcloths left. I didn't realize my brother was stealing my stuff when I was living with him. Now I have my own apartment.
2007-08-01
17:40:49
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➔ Etiquette
I'm asking in the ETIQUETTE section since this has to do with trying to persuade politely & properly & not rudely.
2007-08-01
17:41:41 ·
update #1