OT: How long to get a student loan?

[TuVu]

We were able to pay for our kid’s first two years of college via a 529 plan, but we are tapped out. I have told her since January that she’s gonna need student loans. Here it is June and she still has not acted for the fall semester. She keeps saying, “I don’t need the money till September!” but we think she needs to apply NOW. Anybody know how long the process takes? Also, do banks take into account what one’s major is? She is going into health care, so she is a very safe bet for being able to repay the loan, especially since some hospitals are offering to pay the debt.

My spouse and I went to SDSU. We have experience with home loans but not this. Any input greatly appreciated.

[sd_bear]

She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.

[sd_bear]

She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.

[sd_bear]

She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.

[sd_bear]

She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.

[sd_bear]

She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.

[nostradamus]

I got scholarships for tuition but got a few loans back then for other bills. The loan applications were all referred to me by the academic adviser and all of the applications came with clear instructions, including deadlines. So I think the first point of contact should be her academic adviser.

[nostradamus]

I got scholarships for tuition but got a few loans back then for other bills. The loan applications were all referred to me by the academic adviser and all of the applications came with clear instructions, including deadlines. So I think the first point of contact should be her academic adviser.

[nostradamus]

I got scholarships for tuition but got a few loans back then for other bills. The loan applications were all referred to me by the academic adviser and all of the applications came with clear instructions, including deadlines. So I think the first point of contact should be her academic adviser.

[nostradamus]

I got scholarships for tuition but got a few loans back then for other bills. The loan applications were all referred to me by the academic adviser and all of the applications came with clear instructions, including deadlines. So I think the first point of contact should be her academic adviser.

[nostradamus]

I got scholarships for tuition but got a few loans back then for other bills. The loan applications were all referred to me by the academic adviser and all of the applications came with clear instructions, including deadlines. So I think the first point of contact should be her academic adviser.

[TuVu]

[quote=sd_bear]She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.[/quote]
Sd_bear,

Thanks. We do Fafsa every year. We always get a fairly high “Expected Family Contribution” because they will not allow you to talk about medical bills, etc. We don’t know what to do.

[TuVu]

[quote=sd_bear]She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.[/quote]
Sd_bear,

Thanks. We do Fafsa every year. We always get a fairly high “Expected Family Contribution” because they will not allow you to talk about medical bills, etc. We don’t know what to do.

[TuVu]

[quote=sd_bear]She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.[/quote]
Sd_bear,

Thanks. We do Fafsa every year. We always get a fairly high “Expected Family Contribution” because they will not allow you to talk about medical bills, etc. We don’t know what to do.

[TuVu]

[quote=sd_bear]She can fill out the FAFSA at anytime (online application makes it very easy) and they’ll respond to her within days for what loan amounts she can qualify for.

Just one week we did this with my fiance for her grad school loans.[/quote]
Sd_bear,

Thanks. We do Fafsa every year. We always get a fairly high “Expected Family Contribution” because they will not allow you to talk about medical bills, etc. We don’t know what to do.

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