Full time student or half time: Dreaded Loan repayment!
Hello everyone :)
I am only taking one class in the Spring 2012, this means my loans come out of deferment and I have to start paying them back, gasp!!! I will be a full time student next Fall 2012, though, so I won't have to pay them long.
My question is: Do I add another class just so I don't have to pay my loans? I was holding off on Biology for Fall, taking Physiology in the Summer... and I could make a bit more money, since my husband and I are trying to save for a down payment on our first home!
I guess I'm torn because I could A: potentially save some money (not a ton, but a little) or B: get another class I need completed (possibly apply to another RN program a semester early, having it completed) but I won't be able to keep my hours at my job.
I know, it's mostly based on what is necessary at the time, but I thought I would ask my pre-nursing and nursing buddies
Thank you all!!
Sarah:redbeathe
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Hello everyone :)
I am only taking one class in the Spring 2012, this means my loans come out of deferment and I have to start paying them back, gasp!!! I will be a full time student next Fall 2012, though, so I won't have to pay them long.
My question is: Do I add another class just so I don't have to pay my loans? I was holding off on Biology for Fall, taking Physiology in the Summer... and I could make a bit more money, since my husband and I are trying to save for a down payment on our first home!
I guess I'm torn because I could A: potentially save some money (not a ton, but a little) or B: get another class I need completed (possibly apply to another RN program a semester early, having it completed) but I won't be able to keep my hours at my job.
I know, it's mostly based on what is necessary at the time, but I thought I would ask my pre-nursing and nursing buddies
Thank you all!!
Sarah:redbeathe