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With banks not lending any money, how are college students paying their tuition these days?

Masshole asked:


Let’s face it. Banks aren’t making any loans at all. Nowadays you’d need to have God as a co-signer to get one dime from Sallie Mae.

So how are college students paying their tuitions? Not everyone is smart or athletic enough to get full-scholarships. And most grants don’t cover the full cost of tuition.

Carol

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One Response to “With banks not lending any money, how are college students paying their tuition these days?”

  1. Suddenly Human on May 22nd, 2009 2:41 pm

    The schools fin aid office after did my fafsa sallie mae bought my loans through the schools fin aid office after did my loans for years and never needed cosigner because did my loans.
    My fafsa sallie mae bought my loans when graduatedwait though sallie mae was god.

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