Where can I find an uncertified student loan?
I have huge expenses that interfere with my attendance, such as a new computer, housing, food, books, etc. I want to borrow 20k for this semester and the Fall 2017 semester and I'll need it now. It can't be sent to my school for approval or else they will reduce the loan by their estimated cost of attendance. Do banks offer this? I have no credit history.
Does attendance affect visa renewal?
yes if deemed a no show ..you may have already been revoked .. start planning to go home
What are the drawbacks for students who go for non-attending in 11-12th? Does that affect college life?
Yes, there are drawbacks of not attending 11–12th and instead of it preparing for “IIT-JEE”.Maybe by doing so you get into one of the reputed colleges in India but if you don’t then definitely you will miss those two years for rest of your life.So here are some points which will add some flavor to my recipe.You don’t have any friends to talk your heart out.You don’t know how to present yourself in front of people.You haven’t discovered yourself.You don’t have school stories for gatherings.You are the most humiliated person on the face of earth.Hope you got it.
Do public schools earn money through student attendance?
Yes, in California an important source of funds for schools is the ADA, average daily attendance. That's why we always have to take roll carefully, and why your school may not have enough teachers or staff, but there's always someone to manage attendance. Here's more info: How Does ADA Generate Revenue for the District? A student like Michael, with perfect attendance, generates $5,786* in revenue for the district. It is calculated this way: 1.0 ADA x $5,786 revenue limit per ADA = $5,786. A student like Hannah, who may miss several days, generates less revenue. In this case, ADA is calculated this way: .96 ADA x $5,786 revenue limit per ADA = $5,554 In this case, there was a loss of $232 in possible revenue. Irregular attendance also affects the revenue the district receives from the lottery, and for Special Education. Lottery 1.0 ADA x $118 = $118 .96 ADA x $118= $113 Special Education 1.0 ADA x $643= $643 .96 ADA x $643 = $617
What effect does class attendance have on funding availability?
In California, where I teach undergrads, some of our funding comes from total student enrollment based on a census taken at about the 4th week of the term. Daily attendance is monitored by individual instructors based on their syllabus. If I didn't keep daily attendance records it would not affect our funding. The funding streams for colleges and universities in California and the US at large are quite complicated as there are many different pots from which to draw, but some of them are "categorical funds" which means those dollars are earmarked to provide very specific services & programs. Some money comes from the state, other money comes from the federal government.For an individual student, if receiving federal financial aid, attendance can have a profound impact as failure to attend regularly is grounds for being dropped from enrollment in any given course. The student may be required to pay back aid money depending on when they drop/were dropped from the course.I hope this addresses your question.
Does attendance matter for college?
I missed a lot of days on my senior year in on my junior year i actually got dropped out by the counsler for missing months but this year it has only been about 12 days some in days were in a row and some weren't i will return so do colleges look at your high school attendance and will it effect your chances of getting into college for absences i want to go to the arts institute of California
Does college class attendance affect the probability of timely and full payment of student loans?
NoHowever, the US government garnishing your wages sure will.
Does EFC effect the amount of loans I can get?
I am starting school this summer, and not receiving any help from my family. I will be, unfortunately, living off of student loans. My EFC came up to over 4000, will this effect the amount of loans I can get? I am not getting assistance from my family, and my estimated cost of attendance is about $5400 for this semester. Will I be able to get a student loan to cover that? Or will my EFC be subtracted from that, so will I only get 1400 back?
On a serious note, is a 75% attendance really compulsory in class 12th at CBSE? And if not, with how little attendance can I get through?
Ya It is a norm set up by cbse that a student must possess 75% attendance in order to sit for the board examinations, there is no way you can skip the attendance part.Now I am not sure but there should be a provision in which you can skip your school on medical grounds but do clear it from your school authorities or seniors as I am not sure about it.One more thing If you want to skip your school and still get required attendance then you should have a powerful influence in the school in which you study who will take care of the attendance issue.Now apart from the question why don't you want to attend your school? It's the last year of your school and you just can't waste it like that .Go to your school make friends, interact with your teachers then all your negative feelings will fade away as time progresses. Just give it a try . It will have no harm but only do good for you .P.s. I advise you to attend your school unless and until the above mentioned options work for you which are risky as well, so don't risk your future . It's just a matter of few months and then you are free.
Does co-signing a condominium loan (or mortgage) affect my financial aid (FAFSA)?
As others have answered, having a mortgage does not impact your financial aid on the FAFSA.But that’s not necessarily a complete answer and there are other things to consider.First, regarding credit impact - if you later want to borrow for student or parent loans from a private lender, co-signing for a mortgage will have an impact on your credit. You might not qualify for a private student/parent loan.Separately, if you are also going to be a co-owner of this condo, then there could be an impact on aid.Your share of the net equity in the condo - for example, the value of your 50% ownership stake, less 50% of the mortgage - may be countable as an asset if your condo is not your primary home. In other words, if the condo is worth $100k and the mortgage balance is $80k, your 50% share of the net value is $10k (50% of the net equity of $20k). And if this is not your primary home, then that $10k value does count on the FAFSA as an asset.If the condo is your primary residence, then the net equity value would not count on the FAFSA.Alternatively, if you are a co-owner of the condo and you/your student is applying to a Profile school, then the net equity value is reportable and countable as an asset. This is regardless whether or not the condo is your primary residence.The Profile schools are those that also require a CSS Profile financial aid form in addition to the FAFSA.Good luck!