Can my brother co-sign on a parent plus loan for me? My brother is 21.?

Question

I will like to attend school out of state, and of course, I will be charged the out of state tuition rate. The school is Wisconsin. Also, my dad lives there in Wisconsin and I am a dependent student of my father though I live in Mississippi. Also, my brother is 22.

Answer 1

No. Parent Loan plus is only for your parents. Your dad has to sign it.

Answer 2

WORST mistake brother every does.

if u can't afford to pay cash then - don't.

go to college in what ever state u Resident.

do not get SCAMMED by college names.

employers do not hire u based on where u went.

if dad is resident and u 'dependent' then that in most

states make u resident.

IF not, go live with Dad a year, work the times, save up money.

after the year, attend community colleges for your A.S.

after that transfer to state colleges.

doing so will save u 10,000s$ in worthless fees/costs.

going to state colleges while working 30hr/wks

will allow u to not become a slave to college debts.

understand every 10,000$ u borrow means u need

to earn near 45,000 to pay it off.

do not get scammed by colleges.

a library has free education.

Source(s): employer, seen your nightmares

Answer 3

PARENT Plus Loan; extra emphasis is needed on the word parent apparently.