Can a College denied you Sttaford Loans?

Question

My school website say that unsbusidized would ONLY be granted in a student in independent.

But I am not independent.

And I am out of State, can the school denied me?

Answer 1

The school can do whatever it wants.  Some schools don't even do student loans for any students.  

If given the choice you want a Subsidized Stafford over an Unsubsidized anyway.

If you can't get what you need, go to a better school.

Answer 2

When it comes to the financial aid process, people often ask "Where do I begin?" We're here to help and guide you throughout this process. This page outlines the steps to applying for a Stafford Loan. Basic Stafford Loan Requirements are, You must have submitted a FAFSA. For subsidized Stafford Loans, you must have financial need as determined by your school<!--You must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or eligible non-citizen. You must be enrolled at least half-time. You must not be in default on any education loan or owe a refund on an education grant. Below, we have highlighted the specific steps for completing the Stafford Loan process

http://best-loans.awardspace.com/student...

The FAFSA is the first and most important step towards getting a Stafford Loan; you can't get a loan without filing yours, and it's also free. You can file your FAFSA electronically at FAFSA Online-->be sure to include the school's FAFSA code (or prospective schools, if you are a high school student) to ensure that the results are sent to your school's financial aid office.

Answer 3

If you're getting help from your parents still, then yes, they can denie you

Answer 4

I've never heard a dependent student being denied. Try contacting the federal student aid helpline and an attorney.