I know of at least two students who have received loan forgiveness. In one student's case, it was a Perkins Loan forgiveness for service as a law enforcement officer. The other student has been a special ed. teacher for many years and received loan forgiveness for her service.
Loan forgiveness is limited to a select few %26quot;in-demand%26quot; professions. If you inquire about loan forgiveness to students in the teaching profession, I suspect you will receive a much more positive response than you initially received to your question. :-)
Has anyone got student loan forgiveness after completing their studies????
Ain't no such thing.
Has anyone got student loan forgiveness after completing their studies????
No! Only if you die will you be forgiven!
Those loans need to be repaid
Has anyone got student loan forgiveness after completing their studies????
nope
they make you pay up
if you take at least two courses a semester forever you don't have to pay em though
Has anyone got student loan forgiveness after completing their studies????
It depends on what field you work in, what degree you've earned. I'll be earning my BSW in a couple months and taking my Social Work Certification exam in the state of Wisconsin soon, and I know there are some areas of social work and specific agencies that offer student loan forgiveness. For instance, Illinois forgives a percentage of student loans after a person has completed a couple years of service in a Chicago child welfare agency. Working for some Head Start programs qualifies employees for a percentage student loan forgiveness, as well. I know there are others, most of which require a social, human, or community service focus. So, if you have a business degree of some kind, I'm afraid you may be s.o.l.
For more information, you can probably call or visit your school's financial aid office or www.fafsa.gov
If you've come upon hard times, you can always apply for deferment. Just don't default.
Good luck.
Has anyone got student loan forgiveness after completing their studies????
Forgiveness....no, deferrment, yes.
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