So I just got a financial aid offer from a school, and it had a expected family contribution.
I am not a dependent and I have somewhat little debt (few thousand in UG debt, and a few thousand for a car loan).
Does this still mean that I won't be able to get government loans to cover this amount as it is expected that I, or my family, contribute this from savings? (it's in the area of $12k or so, which I, not my family, have).
Is this where private loans come in?
I know I need to read into this more, but I figured I'd start here.
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Re: Family contributions?
You can use GradPlus loans to cover the family contribution or pay it yourself. Very few law students actually get a contribution.Great Satchmo wrote:So I just got a financial aid offer from a school, and it had a expected family contribution.
I am not a dependent and I have somewhat little debt (few thousand in UG debt, and a few thousand for a car loan).
Does this still mean that I won't be able to get government loans to cover this amount as it is expected that I, or my family, contribute this from savings? (it's in the area of $12k or so, which I, not my family, have).
Is this where private loans come in?
I know I need to read into this more, but I figured I'd start here.