Can anyone give me info on school loans?

I was denied financial aid this year but was told I would qualify for loans. What I'm wondering is, do you have to take a specific amount of credits to qualify for the loan? I would want to take 6 credits each semester. Is that possible? Can anyone share their experience?

Zee,
I'm sorry to hear that you were denied financial aid. It seems to be getting tougher and tougher each year to get aid, leaving students like yourself with huge tuition bills. Like you don't have enough other stuff to worry about. Luckily, there are lots of different loans for different circumstances. Whether you are a full time or part time student, loans are available. I have some resources that hopefully you will find helpful. I am lucky to represent TuitionBids.com, where you fill out one easy application. In return, you get up to six offers from different lenders. That way, you don't have to spend all day searching online for loans that can be difficult to understand. And hopefully, you will find just the right loan for your financial needs.
Another tool you might find helpful is the Student Loan Glossary available on the site (https://www.tuitionbids.com/student-loan... It basically gives you definitions of all those confusing terms that lenders use. It really helped me out!
I hope you find this information helpful and good luck with school.
-Jane

You probably cannot get a student loan if you are only taking 6 credits. With that light a load, you could work full time.

Student loan money is very scarce this year. Get a job instead of a loan.