Sallie mae taking forever to process my student loan?
I completed a student loan application and was credit approved, they said they just need to get some information from my school. Well its been over 2 weeks and the application is still incomplete and i need the money now so i can pay for my dorm or be forced to move out. Does anyone know how long this usually takes? Read More…
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This post was written by admin on March 21, 2010
Should I apply for the Gates Millenium Scholarship?
I don't know if I have a chance.
3.89 unweighted/ 4.86 weighted GPA
8 AP classed/ 7 IB
mom is widowed
under 40k gross income
african american
member of countless clubs
vice president of national honor society
varsity soccer player
danced until sophmore year
volunteer in the autistic community….
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This post was written by admin on March 21, 2010
Are there any college scholarships i can apply for even though im only a sophomore in high school?
cause most scholarships are for juniors and seniors to apply for, and even college students. i really want to get started right now.
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This post was written by admin on March 21, 2010
When applying to universities and / or colleges, it is best to do so as fast as possible. The earlier you apply, the better chances you will have of being accepted into your program of interest. As forecasted, many college courses fill up quickly, which explains why early applications regularly stand an improved chance of acceptance. Before applying to certain universities and / or schools, it is a brilliant idea to test their freshman enrollment wishes. Beyond that, required high faculty courses are not as highly considered thanks to the indisputable fact that so much time has passed. So , even if you did not take the necessary highschool courses, you could be in a position to visit the school of your selecting if you are prepared to hang around for 5 or more years before enrolling. Just about every college and / or school charges an application fee when applying.
This fee is generally actually reasonable and is commonly less than $50.00. This could be a non-refundable fee, which isn’t paid back for any cause including a denial of acceptance.
Applications to universities and / or colleges will most likely be under advisement for many weeks. At that point, the university will either send a letter of congratulations or one of denial. Many modern schools and varsities have internet sites and even permit applications to be submitted on the web. This is assumed to speed up the application process and may lead to a quicker call than if submitted by mail. In the case of web applications, the application fee will probably be charged to a major Credit card. It is important to recollect that, under no circumstances, should you ever send money thru the post. When you receive the university or faculty’s acceptance, if materiel it should be time to start plans for enrollment.
During enrollment, a class schedule will be granted and, if requested, a campus room will be allocated. Living on campus isn’t a requirement of colleges or schools, but it does make for an easier commute from and to class.
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