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Erica Smith
January 23rd, 2009 @11:02 am  

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blessed_thang
January 24th, 2009 @11:01 pm  

It would have to be a personal bank loan. The Student Loans are a scam that can only be dealt with through the schools’ financial aid offices doing the paperwork on the loan in your behalf.

shopgirl4502
January 27th, 2009 @1:32 am  

It actually can’t be a student loan as far as I know. I just signed my promissory note yesterday and “not for use to purchase or lease an automobile” is an implicit condition. Then again, you are FIXING a car. You can always borrow the maximum, let them deduct tuition and then use the remainder to fix your car.

mandy
January 27th, 2009 @4:11 pm  

The reason their called student loans is cuz their for school….not for anything else…..I took the city bus to get my degree.

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