<p>I forgot to mention that Sallie Mae has some very similar loans to the ones at Citibank, but I believe that the interest is 9.75%. This kind of means that if you borrow say $160,000 from Citibank and Sallie Mae, you end up paying almost $2,000 per month for 12 years.</p>
<p>Don’t forget to add in your interest expense. According to the finaid calculator above if you borrow 100,000 at 6.8% and pay it off in five years you need to factor in 18,000 in interest…
Did you try the calculator? Did you read what it said about the salary it estimates you will need to have to repay the loan in that time?</p>
<p>look.i’m thinking to study in georgia tech.and i need totally 50000$ cuz i wanna study in co-op program.but without a co-signer can i really take loan??</p>
<p>For that you would need to check with the bank near the school you are interested in. Depends on your income. I rather doubt it but?..</p>
<p>hım.we will see the results.but if you find a clear information.plzz write me.</p>
<p>i really need this aid.if i cant find i have to sell my holiday house for my education.in somewhere someone can help me i think.maybe citibank dont know.</p>
<p>really need this aid.if i cant find i have to sell my holiday house for my education.in somewhere someone can help me i think.maybe citibank,i dont know.</p>
<p>sezgikocak, I am sorry but I don’t quite understand what you are trying to say. However, I have realized that I might have overgeneralized the no US co-signer policy for the aforementioned loans. This policy applies for NYU applicants, but not necessarily for applicants to other universities. If you are having difficulties financing your education, contact your prospective college and ask the admissions/finaid officers for information about international student loans.</p>
<p>i dont know which school i will choose yet.but you re right the best information i can take from the finaid officers after i decide where to go i will ask them about loan.
thank you maxy</p>
<p>i have another question:
i wanna join SAT courses with class and i dont know what to choose.can u recommend me a course and a book please.</p>
<p>i have another question:
i wanna join SAT courses with class and i dont know what to choose.can u recommend me a course and a book please.</p>
<p>Dont take classes… just waste of money… get good study books instead</p>
<p>which books do you recommend me?why waste of money.if someone teach you how to solve the question.it i’ll improve your scores and ability.</p>
<p>Get Barrons… I improved 200 points on CR and WR with it…
Prep courses are ridiciously expensive…</p>
<p>maybe you right about that.really expensive.but i heard about barrons a lot.they say the book is useless</p>
<p>hmm… I bought I think 5 SAT’s prep books…
Only Barrons worked for me… I think you just have to try which book works for you…</p>
<p>My brother likes Rocketreview… I really can’t put myself read it</p>
<p>hımm are that books expensive?if i have mistake on questions.how can i find the true answer.(without courses)how will i know how to solve the question?</p>
<p>What I did is… everytime I didn’t understand a question I asked it on the collegeconfidential. The books are somewhat expensive. In my country 20 dollar each</p>
<p>ok thank you.in turkey i think 100$</p>
<p>WARNING! Never buy books from your own country. They are always super expensive rip-offs. Instead, buy all books from Amazon (or Barnes and Noble-<a href=“http://www.bn.com”>www.bn.com</a>, if you like them more, though I was very satisifed with <a href=“http://www.amazon.com)%5B/url%5D”>www.amazon.com)</a>. I also advise you to google for free SAT questions/test preparation stuff.</p>