Comments | _guynextdoor: not a loan! yes baby a loan!!

_guynextdoor

not a loan! yes baby a loan!!

Jun 15, 2004 15:07

right now I just finished applying, well submitting my application for the Stafford Loan! yes, I did take out a loan to help me get through the year. it's not a big one but it'll help. I'm not really freaking out about taking out a loan like my friends are. I was reading about loans and doing some research and many people have to take out loans to ( Read more... )

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_actionjackson June 15 2004, 13:29:06 UTC

I just finised my first year of college, and I was all about not getting a loan because I knew I didn't want to have to pay it back. And too, I didn't want to be in debt! But in the end, I ended up taking out a loan. Sometimes you have to do what you gotta do to make sure that your education is paid for, and I realized that just because you take out a loan doesn't mean you'll be in debt.

thinkerbelle___ June 15 2004, 14:03:51 UTC

LMAO! I have a EFC of 0. & my financial aid still ain't come through...thats why i so dont wanna goto school. what school you going to?

_guynextdoor June 15 2004, 17:54:46 UTC

Dillard University in New Orleans, Louisiana

Show me the money!!!! diva_brittany June 15 2004, 14:16:33 UTC

Its sad that scholarship applications judge you on how much your family makes, as if they know how many bills you have to pay evey month ..BLEH! Dont get me started with financial aid!! If you want, I can help you find some scholarships down here! anyways, good luck and keep your head up !

Re: Show me the money!!!! _guynextdoor June 15 2004, 17:54:11 UTC

of course I wouldn't mind. help a brotha owt!

lumpofcoal June 15 2004, 14:39:51 UTC

Yeah i understand what you're saying. I just finished my first year at Xavier University (in Cincinnati.. home of the Musketeers!! WOOT WOOT! lol The best (Jesuit) university in all of Ohio www.xu.edu rotf) I go there on scholarship.. it costs like $30,000 a year to go there, and the scholarship I have pays 3/4 (it's because they need minorities to fill their quota lol, well that's what I think.. ain't nothing wrong with affirmative action!!) and the other 1/4 is made up of other small scholarships and a loan. At first I was worried about paying the loan back after I graduate, but they help you set up a payment plan over consecutive years, so it's not THAT bad.

_caramelly June 15 2004, 14:49:01 UTC

oh loads i hate em' well i like getting money
i just dont like the fact that i gotta pay back
lol why can it just be ours since is for our education
adnd the gorv. waist all this money and useless shyt!