Choosing the Right College/student loans

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I want to go back to school.  I had perfect credit until recently and am probably going to file bankruptcy in near future.  I am 32 and currently have an AAS in electronics and want to pursue another AAS in radiology technology at a community college.  I do not currently have any student loans or owe the government any money.  What can I expect as far as qualifying for school loans and can I get all school expenses covered and not have a co signer?

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Every school is different is how they respond to bankruptcy and financial matters.  I would suggest you decide where you want to go to school and then set up a meeting with the financial aid director and explain your situation.  This is the person who can help you the most and tell you exactly how the school can work with you.


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