[CollinsE90]

whats the best company as far as dealing with for student loans, up until now ive done pell because i just used my moms tax return when i lived in AL, and i dont want to make my dad pay for anything(bc so far ive goofed off during school, so im going to do student loans on my own(make me make better grades bc its my money)

throw me you guys .02

Collin

[Blake]

rob a bank, save the interest

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by Blake

rob a bank, save the interest

hard to do when you work for one, i count $ all day and its very tempting

[Freakazoid]

Originally Posted by CollinsE90

hard to do when you work for one, i count $ all day and its very tempting

this is easy. watch office space..... take notes

[Blake]

Originally Posted by Freakazoid

this is easy. watch office space..... take notes

isn't that what bankers do to consumers anyway?

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by Blake

isn't that what bankers do to consumers anyway?

im just a teller right now, trust me every trick in the book aside from oceans 11 shit has been done and figured out how to prevent

back to topic, noone has any input

heard sally mae was horrible

[Blake]

well if you work for a bank, then why wouldn't you be able to pull some strings and get a good rate through them? banking is much like everything else...it's about who you know a lot of the time.

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by Blake

well if you work for a bank, then why wouldn't you be able to pull some strings and get a good rate through them? banking is much like everything else...it's about who you know a lot of the time.

im pretty sure our student loans are 3rd party from sally mae and others, hints why i asked if anyone has any experience(bad or good) with these companies

[08rookie]

william d ford federal student program...thats who has my loan

[JayKay335i]

Call up your school. They should have a list of all the student loans available for you as well as the pros, cons, and details of each. They should also have somebody who you can sit down with and talk about it and figure out which of those available will best suit you.

[dth656]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Call up your school. They should have a list of all the student loans available for you as well as the pros, cons, and details of each. They should also have somebody who you can sit down with and talk about it and figure out which of those available will best suit you.

+1


your school should have a financial aid office. after filling out a FAFSA form, the school will be able to identify a package of loans, work, and expected family contribution to help you meet the costs of your education (depending on your situation)