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Paying back Pell Grants and student loans?

Hello,

I attended college a few years ago. Two semesters. I had eight classes total for the two semesters if I recall correctly, passing one of them. I didn't attend the classes most of the time so of course I didn't pass. I got letters saying I owe the money for a portion of the tuition back since I did not meet the grade standards for the grants, fair enough. At the time I blew it off, but now I am really interested in going back to college ASAP. In order to do that, I believe I need to pay off the money from a few years ago. Problem is, I no longer live in the house that I used to, and as a wreckless teenager, I didn't care about paperwork and didn't file it. I don't remember the website that I used to check my balance with the money or to pay the money back. And I sure as heck don't remember a username or password.

Advice on anyways to find out how much I owe and how to pay it back? Would my Secretary of State have information on it?

Thank you so much.

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  • 10 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    Try contacting your college's financial aid office. They might be able to point you in the right direction. I'm proud of you, McMoose for making the choice to go back! :)

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    Lv 4
    4 years ago

    Pell can provide are presented to pupils based upon the earnings and materials of the two the pupil and (if a based pupil) that of his dad and mom. Paying off pupil loans (constantly a stable theory, and the faster the greater valuable) won't impression the awarding of a Pell furnish. purely an enhance on your and your discern's earnings and materials will impression a Pell furnish. stable success.

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