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Sallie Mae. Interest rate is between 5.25% and 11.5%. |
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Actually, if you are half time or more, you should be able to get $30K from Education Maximizer.
One thing of note is that Education Maximizer is guaranteed by TERI. NextStudent may be as well. One time last semester I called all kinds of loan places and the majority out there are guaranteed by TERI. (I probably called over 30 places....so I would call each, get someone on the line and ask "are your loans guaranteed through TERI?" and no matter the 'name' of the loan, the majority of them are through TERI). With TERI up in the air, who knows that that means for those private loans. In the past, all it meant was that once you took out the maximum ($30K) from one TERI guaranteed place, you had to wait until the following July 1st, to apply to another one. (i.e. You take out $30K through Education Maximizer, then you cannot take out the Astrive/Think/etc. because they are all under the TERI guarantor name.) However, you can take out up to $130K with each program, so if you get to one loan maximum, then you can take out an additional $130K through a different one. Ones that I have found that are not guaranteed by TERI are the Sallie Mae Tuition Answer, the College Loan Corporation, Student Loan Solutions private loan, and the Chase iStudent private loan. It is all difficult to type out but I have dealt with pretty much every loan place out there, as well as the various guarantors of the loans. I know all the grace periods, forbearances, which ones allow partial payments, which ones allow deferment once in Residency, etc etc etc...... |
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Really? I went through a huge list of private lenders and found that they, too, were being limited by Davenport to $18K. I'm hopeful that what y'all are telling me is the reality, and my understanding is, therefore, just a big misunderstanding. But I am fairly certain I was speaking to them about private loans--and not Staffords. Hmmm... now you got me wondering. Back to the drawing board starting Monday. SMU79, would you mind sending me a link to the Wells Fargo option? Thanks!
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I'm also wondering about the maximum amount, too, because davenport loans only cover the cost of their own program, and I think for something to be a student loan it can only be the amount of the program plus cost of living, where davenport gives us $7700 back. I think it's the law that puts a max on this so that a person going to school in Lousiana with a lower cost of living won't take out more loan money than the NYU student living in Manhattan. I think we should be okay, though, with the school lending the tutition part supplemented with davenport. Cross our fingers on the new lender. My credit's taking a hit with each new application.
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