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Yes. A lot of private student loan companies state that no applicant or co-signer may apply if they have had a bankruptcy.
You need to talk to the Financial Aid department at whatever school you are planning on attending. I'm sure they can lead you in the right direction. It is almost impossible to not find some way of getting help with college tuition.
Good luck!
Make them harder and more expensive to get.
yes .. it makes them more expensive and hard
Hello,
I filed a few years ago and took out student loans right after... nearly $20K.
You still might be able to get them, but be prepared for an exorbitantly high interest rate in repaying.
It does not effect your eligibility for student loans offered through the federal government. It will be extremely hard (if not impossible) to get a private student loan approved by a lender. And, if it does get approved, your fees and interest rate will be quite high.
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