Does purchasing a home decrease the eligibility of financial aid for college?

Hey world! I am a college student who wants to purchase a home in 2010. Reason being, I’m tired of renting a tiny apartment. Would this decrease the eligibility for financial aid?

Only your Financial Aid Department knows for sure.
Call and ask, they have all the details.

I’m pretty certain that if you’re paying with your own earnings, you won’t qualify – obviously you can afford classes if you’re able to pay for a house. Then, again, if it’s your meager earnings and loans… mmmaybe that’s workable within the guidelines
Also, if you’re using an inheritance, you may qualify for aid.

When I was in college, the Financial Aid office was more than helpful in analyzing my situation.

Best wishes!

6 Responses to “Does purchasing a home decrease the eligibility of financial aid for college?”

peacedude/ette Says:

dont think so
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Do You Have The Funk? Says:

If you own it, yes. Instead work out a deal for rent to own. then it won’t.
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mis Says:

You would be eligible for loans but not grants.
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r_a_i_n_m_a_n_5_9 Says:

First off it sounds like you are in a good position monetarily if you can purchase a home while a student in school. I don’t think purchasing a residence would have an affect on your student loan as long as your credit is solid and you show a need for the loan.

Good luck.
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yicheng Says:

no because barack hussein obamas socialist plans will give u everything regardless
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katydint Says:

Only your Financial Aid Department knows for sure.
Call and ask, they have all the details.

I’m pretty certain that if you’re paying with your own earnings, you won’t qualify – obviously you can afford classes if you’re able to pay for a house. Then, again, if it’s your meager earnings and loans… mmmaybe that’s workable within the guidelines
Also, if you’re using an inheritance, you may qualify for aid.

When I was in college, the Financial Aid office was more than helpful in analyzing my situation.

Best wishes!
References :

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