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Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 10:23 pm
by yeah
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Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 10:25 pm
by heythatslife
yeah wrote:..........................................
You should be in the running for most merit scholarships as long as your LSAT/GPA meets the criteria.
As for loans, if you're not a US citizen or a permanent resident and you have no one to cosign your loans, you may face some difficulty in getting approved. Harvard and Yale provide institutional loans to matriculating international students.
Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 10:31 pm
by yeah
heythatslife wrote:yeah wrote:..........................................
You should be in the running for most merit scholarships as long as your LSAT/GPA meets the criteria.
As for loans, if you're not a US citizen or a permanent resident and you have no one to cosign your loans, you may face some difficulty in getting approved. Harvard and Yale provide institutional loans to matriculating international students.
I am a US permanent resident but my degree is non-US.
Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 12:47 am
by Lincoln
yeah wrote:heythatslife wrote:yeah wrote:..........................................
You should be in the running for most merit scholarships as long as your LSAT/GPA meets the criteria.
As for loans, if you're not a US citizen or a permanent resident and you have no one to cosign your loans, you may face some difficulty in getting approved. Harvard and Yale provide institutional loans to matriculating international students.
I am a US permanent resident but my degree is non-US.
Then you are eligible for federal loans.
Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:00 am
by yeah
Lincoln wrote:yeah wrote:heythatslife wrote:yeah wrote:..........................................
You should be in the running for most merit scholarships as long as your LSAT/GPA meets the criteria.
As for loans, if you're not a US citizen or a permanent resident and you have no one to cosign your loans, you may face some difficulty in getting approved. Harvard and Yale provide institutional loans to matriculating international students.
I am a US permanent resident but my degree is non-US.
Then you are eligible for federal loans.
Only for federal ones
Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 6:42 am
by cavalier1138
Only for federal ones
As opposed to... state loans? I'm confused about what you're asking.
Re: Are you eligilble for loans and scholarships if my bachelor' s degree is non-US?
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 10:12 am
by lymenheimer
I'm eligible for loans and scholarships regardless of where you're undergrad was.