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I have no other debt. I rent at a measly $500 per month and have no car payment. I did not qualify for anything but loans while in school even with being a single parent, single income household. I am paying on my current loans and still want to go to grad school as doing so will almost quadruple my income. I plan to pay for the bulk of it out of pocket, but I am still interested in loans to help offset some of the cost.

It really was not irresponsible borrowing or anything like that. I changed majors and had some other issues while going to school. I was in school 7 years before graduating with my AS, so all considered I have a substantial amount of credits and could have already had a bachelor's in something but I do not have to defend myself. I just wanted an answer on the borrowing situation. I have since learned that until you achieve the BSN that you are considered undergrad and loan limits for such apply, for anyone else who might have wanted to know. Thanks!

Has anyone hit their loan maximum for undergrad and is now looking to go back? I have my ASN and was wanting to go back for BSN or MSN. I changed majors in college for my associate's and hit the maximum in loans before actually getting to where I am not considered undergrad. If I enroll in the RN to MSN will that make me eligible for the higher loan amounts that go with graduate school? Or would I still be considered undergrad until I get to a certain point in the program? I want to go all the way to MSN level and then some, but I was planning on doing the BSN first and seeing how it goes. I am totally fine with going straight through to the MSN though as the ultimate goal is to get my NP. I just want to be able to go back to school and would like to be able to use loans to help pay for tuition. Thanks!!!!