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Saturday, October 18, 2008

okay.. so its about 4 grand for school this year..

plus rent and bills

rent 250

plus 100 utlities.

plus 50 cell phone

200 a month for gas

200 food

150 a month misc

950 x 12 = 11,400

11,400 + 4,000 = 15,400

so theoretically i could get a 15,400 loan to start paying off after i finish school.

so is it possible for me to get a loan that i dont have to pay off until i finish school.. so i can go to school full time and not have to work.?

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