Where can I find a loan without a co-signor?

I am a senior in college. I already have one student loan out. But I'm going to need another. I don't have health insurance and had to go to the ER last semester. I am still paying the bills for it. On top of that I have a car payment each month. I have very little money. I just started my co-op part time job. With my classes I can only work so much a week. I am having a hard time finding the money to keep up with the bills. Is there anywhere to get a student loan without a co-signor? The first one I had, my dad cosigned. But he won't co-sign another one, and I don't want to ask that of him anyway. I don't have the W-2 forms and such required to fill out the fafsa. If you know of student loans I could obtain or any other way to pay off my bills and not have debt or bad credit, please please help!!

Where can I find a loan without a co-signor?

My best guess would be if you have a bank, try with them. What I mean is if you have a checking account, and you are in good standing with your bank, go speak with a loan officer. you can also google student loans and there are several companies that don't care about fasfa paper work or a co signer. Good luck, i've been in your shoes.!

Where can I find a loan without a co-signor?

Why not go to your guidance councilor ? Maybe because of your circumstances you can qualify for some type of student aid. It is worth a try. They may even be able to help you get a government student loan.

Where can I find a loan without a co-signor?

The following recommendation has varying results

depending on your credit history.

Student loan providers have different loan products

they offer their customers (different divisions handle

each product). They may even sell those loans to other

providers. There are certain private student loans

that cover specific things like tuition. The school

certified loans are restricted by a percentage of your

school tuition.

Private student loans cover other school expenses like

rent, laptop computer, cell phone bill, etc...

So if you want a private loan with no cosigner try the

following:

1. Goto Campus One http://www.campusone.com an apply

for a loan that is 70% of your tuition

Campus One loans are originated by JPMorgan Chase

Bank, N.A., and are subsequently sold to the National

Collegiate Student Trust, administered by The First

Marblehead Corporation. Borrower benefits will not be

affected by the sale.

2. Goto Chase Select http://www.chaseselectloans.com

an apply for a loan that is 50% of your tuition

That should cover your school tuition costs for the

year. Your school will be involve in that they not

allow you to take out more than the cost of tuition

per loan.

For other college expenses

3. Goto

http://www.educationone.com/index.htm?re...

first apply for a loan $10,000 or less, you can

continue applying for smaller amounts until they

approve you.

4. Goto Chase Private Student Loan

http://www.collegeloansite.com/lifetips1

apply for the rest of the money you need to cover your

school expense. Lower amounts requests is what get

approve when you do not have a co-signer.

Please keep in mind that you credit report will be hit

four times, so you want to do all your apply in one

day. Have all the right documentation ready and

information for completing the the online student loan

applications. You may want to call first to find out

what information is asked on the applications.