Not sure I follow the above scenario, but I know there's a couple months turn around for returning or changing your loan amount where it will be credited back as a decrease in the loan amount (and not a "payment" on the principle/interest).Smallville wrote:One of the fin aid dudes I talked to at a ASW said you could just go, cut the amount and then re-add $ up till the last day of class (I would assume first semester but no clue) so you would at least have a decent idea of what you would need totalslippin_jimmy wrote:Ugh I hate to be ~on topic~ but are there any good resources floating around TLS re: budgeting/reducing your borrowing? Looking at the projected COA for my school and trying to see how much I can cut, etc. I did a quick google and obviously understand basic budgeting.... but I'm just lookin for more things to read.
Currently looking for source. This is the first I found: http://www.vcom.edu/financial/returning_funds.html
You can also go full loans first year (or a more liberal range), then evaluate how you used those funds over the year and cut down on loans the next year.
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Like, sometimes I'll will myself into having a headache so I can take a sick day, and I'll feel guilty because I know deep down I spun it out of proportion so I could get my way. 
So I'm talking about people who, like me in that scenario, know deep down that all their justifying and rationalizing is BS.
Bye bye work, see ya tm 
