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Help please? have abou 8 college credits so far. Last year I had ,many financial problems and had to drop out of college. I didn't officially withdrawl though. I just quit going. Does anyone know if I will be able to get a pell grant again? Last year I got 1,000 from the pell and got a student loan. My other question: If you get a loan and drop out without withdrawling from school, can you get another loan if you have made all your loan payments on time? I want to go next fall and would just like help for 18 ... (Asked by ♥They call me mom♥)
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YES and NO.... ok I had gone thru a similar situat. my "first year" I actually only went to 2 classes and couldnt go n e more because I didnt have childcare. I didnt withdraw either but it had no bearing on the next year. I had to pay back about $150 (it came directly out of my income tax return.) That only effects how much you must pay back, not if you should be eligible the next year. Yes, you may have to pay some back, but prob not all. My sister has gotten the pell grant 3 diff ...(Answered by darkstar32822)

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Need Help To Dispute Credit Report? Situation: I went to a college in NYC in 2002. I enrolled in September, left by October. I had gotten a loan from Bank of America for part of my tuition. When I left the college I cancelled the loan, therefore the school never got the money. However, the school wants the 14K even though I wasn't even there for a semester. When I dropped out the only thing I ever signed was a Withdrawl Form which has nothing regarding being responsible if I left, etc. Is there any way of putting the burden on the college to prove that ... (Asked by NEOCON IS AN IDIOT!)
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First thing you need to do is to check the rules of the school. How long did you go? If you went over 4 weeks, you may owe the full tuition. Here is the situation. You went and you owe some money. The student loan did not pay so that leaves you. Sorry that this is bad news but it is honest. Now for the dates, you actually did go into default when the student loan did not pay the bill. Usually the loan will pay after the semester but the debt was due ...(Answered by Nancy S.)

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Financial Aid? im on financial aid for college, and im on 14 credit hours 12 hours is fulltime. i decided to withdrawl from my biology class. just becuz i took my 3rd exam and knew that i did awful and it would ruin my chance of a good gpa. so i didnt plan on dropping until the last minute. so i went from fulltime to 3/4 time. i thought that i would only have to pay for the class that i dropped but they sent me a bill today for 1000$ i dropped two days ago(15th) and on monday im going to ... (Asked by Teresa H)
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Most of the time, if you drop from full time to part time status before you finish so much of the class (75% or so ) they will make you pay it back. MO did that to me because I dropped 1 week before I finished 75% of my classes. You will probably have to pay the difference and if you take that class again, fa probably won't pay for it..they will pay for the rest but not that one. GL...(Answered by scrappysmom)

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Can I use federal loans to pay outstanding TUITION debt? In 1999, I had to withdraw from school due to financial problems. Up until that time, my parents were paying hard cold cash, no loans, for my tuition. At the time of my withdrawl, I owed the school $24,000. I am currently looking to return to the same institution, but owe $24,000. As you know, they have a hold on my transcript so it will be impossible for me to transfer those credits to another school so that option is scrapped. The question is, can I now apply for federal loans and have them applied to the $24,000 debt? ... (Asked by Amanda)
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Most schools will NOT even let you attend again until your balances from previous sem is paid off. Why did you owe so much..If you do get the loans you get now will cover this sem. fees. Anything you have leftover is for your living costs..if you have $5000 leftover and don't need it to pay rent, travel, etc. and choose to pay it on the debt, you can.. However, I would not pay them too much at a time..If you go in there with a bunch of money then they will think you don't need it for living expenses ...(Answered by scrappysmom)

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Yes, I would like to know if my disabled daugher can reeinstrate her financeal aid after having to leave sch My daughter suffered a brain tumor which came back twice. Once wen she was 13 and again when she was 15. She finished high shcool as well as she could. She wanted to go to college , toook athe ACT and got in at NKU. She when only part time because of her disabilitiis of walking and handwriting. So she just quiit. She did not withdrawl or anything. She has almost full financial aid as I do not work, and she as a small amount of student loans which are now in ... (Asked by gatetrek4)
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financial aid is warranted to student with good financial progress. Since your daughter did not withdrawal from her courses, it is possible she got all f's. But she may get a reprieve with a stipulation, like, maybe she will have to take one class at a time or be assign a mentor to check in with....(Answered by sunshine23511)

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Withdrawing from Semester and Financial Aid? I'm supposed to start college tomorrow, but things have come up in my life right now that I think school isn't top priority at the moment, so I'm thinking of withdrawing from this quarter, but maybe going back in 6-9 months. I've already received the most Financial Aid I could get, so it's all paid for. My question is, if I withdrawl on the first day will they send the financial aid back? And when I want to enroll again in 6-9 months will they give me financial aid again or will they hold it back because I didn't go ... (Asked by Carrie O)
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I would contact the financial aid office where you were planning on attending and explain your situation. For the most part, it probably depends on what type of financial aid you received. You should still be able to get it when you and your baby are back on your feet. I'm sorry this is happening to you and wish you all the best....(Answered by eehco)

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If i was to withdrawl from a college rite now and i just paid 1000 dollars will i get that money back? ... (Asked by Brad D)
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Check with your school. At my school, you could get full reinbursement the first week, 80% the second, and maybe something back in the third. The time period may be different at many colleges depending if they do semesters or quarters....(Answered by littlebit17)

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Student Loan Question...? When you fill out a student loan application, and they ask for the dates of the "academic period", what dates are they asking for? Are they asking for the date now through your anticipated graduation date, or the dates for that acedemic year that you are allowed to withdrawl that particular loan? ... (Asked by Chris)
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They typically are talking about the actual or upcoming year(s) that you are about to enroll in. For example, I have to fill out a financial application called a "FAFSA" and my academic year would be July 2007-July 2008 b/c that is my upcoming year that I am getting aid for. You usually have to do this anually depending on the type of loan and application. So, the latter part of your question is correct...(the dates for that acedemic year that you are allowed to withdrawl that particular loan)...(Answered by MM7)

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