Yo, Toemanby Osteodog (no login)First, it might be helpful for one of my responders to read your post. You're asking me for information that I'm qualified to give. Anyway, I can tell you that my credit is fairly heinous. One way to look at it is there are many thousands of college grads with my kind of debt who can still easily qualify for professional student loans. I went to UCLA back in the early, early 80's and paid for my tuition and books with tip money. Despite my 200k indebtedness from pod school, I still qualified for DO loans. I'm starting my second year with no restrictions. I was a little bit afraid at first, but before I even matriculated I was told that as a medical student you can pretty much be assured of getting loans. Feel free to ask me anything you want. from IP address 69.234.107.233 Goto Forum Home |
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