hi
just got accepted to TU Delft and looking at student loans. anyone else have success getting these as a US citizen?
thanks
Sounder
May 25, 10 2:03 pm
Does the school accept Federal Loans? Otherwise call Sallie Mae and see if they work with the school. Private loans may be your only option. The schools I applied to overseas all work with the federal loan programs, except for the AA, which will require private loans.
I don't think banks give loans for international schools, at least a friend of mine couldn't get one from a bank for school in Sweden.
There are only 5 approved schools in NL, and TU Delft is unfortunately not one of them, which means Sallie Mae probably won't supply a loan (I've tried that route).
I'm also in the same scenario and ended up deciding on a program w/ a full scholarship + stipend but I was also accepted into some programs in France/Germany and when I called them up & explained the situation, they offered a work/study position which would have covered living expenses... might be something to check into. As a former intern in NL, a lot of my co-interns were also doing paid part-time internships alongside studies... but I believe there's a discrepancy between international and local tuition rates in NL, which isn't the case in DE or FR.
rootseven
May 25, 10 5:45 pm
Thanks Sounder & plate36.
yeah...i think i'll have to poke into some bank options. i just received a email back from Sallie Mae stating the terms of the Federal School Code.
i will also check out some work/study options...i think that might be a great way to keep things balanced.
thanks again!!
metal
May 25, 10 5:46 pm
I think you have to keep paying the private sallie mae loans for international study, even while you are in school.
Sounder
May 25, 10 9:49 pm
Fade, yep you do. But that's also true of some Federal Loans. I think it's the Unsubsidized ones. I can never remember the which one is which.
metal
May 25, 10 11:44 pm
wow Sounder for real? i always thought those loans just collected interest while you were in school, not that you had to pay them too, sheesh!
Sounder
May 26, 10 1:18 am
Oh, you mean that they will put a forbearance or deferment on the loan. I misunderstood. Sorry about that. You’re right it’s only the interest that accrues while in school with the Federal Loans.
zen maker
May 26, 10 3:31 am
Loans, loans, loans, I love those loans! hip hip horrray!!
jennabuckley
Aug 30, 20 1:11 am
Wondering if this school is accredited for US students (in regards to getting NCARB approval and licenced)? How does this work?
hi
just got accepted to TU Delft and looking at student loans. anyone else have success getting these as a US citizen?
thanks
Does the school accept Federal Loans? Otherwise call Sallie Mae and see if they work with the school. Private loans may be your only option. The schools I applied to overseas all work with the federal loan programs, except for the AA, which will require private loans.
I don't think banks give loans for international schools, at least a friend of mine couldn't get one from a bank for school in Sweden.
Here is the Federal School Code list:
link
There are only 5 approved schools in NL, and TU Delft is unfortunately not one of them, which means Sallie Mae probably won't supply a loan (I've tried that route).
I'm also in the same scenario and ended up deciding on a program w/ a full scholarship + stipend but I was also accepted into some programs in France/Germany and when I called them up & explained the situation, they offered a work/study position which would have covered living expenses... might be something to check into. As a former intern in NL, a lot of my co-interns were also doing paid part-time internships alongside studies... but I believe there's a discrepancy between international and local tuition rates in NL, which isn't the case in DE or FR.
Thanks Sounder & plate36.
yeah...i think i'll have to poke into some bank options. i just received a email back from Sallie Mae stating the terms of the Federal School Code.
i will also check out some work/study options...i think that might be a great way to keep things balanced.
thanks again!!
I think you have to keep paying the private sallie mae loans for international study, even while you are in school.
Fade, yep you do. But that's also true of some Federal Loans. I think it's the Unsubsidized ones. I can never remember the which one is which.
wow Sounder for real? i always thought those loans just collected interest while you were in school, not that you had to pay them too, sheesh!
Oh, you mean that they will put a forbearance or deferment on the loan. I misunderstood. Sorry about that. You’re right it’s only the interest that accrues while in school with the Federal Loans.
Loans, loans, loans, I love those loans! hip hip horrray!!
Wondering if this school is accredited for US students (in regards to getting NCARB approval and licenced)? How does this work?