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Try Sallie May, or your bank. You should be able to apply on your own, but they can be credit-based. Most school loans are deferred until graduation, so stay away from anything labled a "private loan" and you should be ok. Sallie May is a big one, I'd start there.
Good luck!
If you have not already, you need to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid -www.fafsa.ed.gov). Completing this will generate an EFC (Expected Family Contribution) that schools use in conjunction to determine what types of award you could receive.
You may be able to receive a Stafford Loan (Subsidized and/or Unsubsidized depending on your school determined financial need). These do no require a co-signor. Subsidized loans do not have to be repaid until six months after you graduate or withdraw; Unsubsidized you can defer your loan until six months after you graduate or withdraw but you will still be responsible for the interest. You can review information regarding Stafford loans at www.finaid.org/loans
Additionally, you should talk to a financial aid officer at your school for more information/guidance. Good luck!
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I got mine through the CT Student Loan Foundation. They are really good and easy to work with. I had no cosigner and didn't have to start repayment until graduation or until I left school.
http://cslf.com/
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