It seems like most people go with government school loans for law school.
Are there any circumstances under which it is a good idea to go with private loans? I know that paopel have said that the rates may be adjustable and can hurt you later in interest. But suppose a person has a very low expected loan need (maybe b/c of a scholly and savings, etc.) of like $30K. Would that situatoin or any other make private loans better?
Under any circumsatnce good to go w/ private loans? Forum
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scifiguy
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Re: Under any circumsatnce good to go w/ private loans?
No, I think you should still go with government loans. Most people turn to private loans only because they are not eligible for government loans. If you are still uncertain, asking questions for the financial aid office for any law schools that you've already been admitted to is good as well. Usually the staff there are very helpful and friendly. After all, they want you to attend their school!
