Recent content by mSanchez611

I don't think you understand. I had already paid for my classes, but I guess saying that I had "paid for my meal" was too vague. I'm not trying to get freebie shit. I used the money I got from the scholarship to pay for housing (off campus, btw). I accepted the scholarship because I didn't want...

No. It's more like I paid for my meal, they threw in a supposedly free desert, I ate it, then they changed their mind and charged me for it anyway, despite my not having the money to pay for it. The important thing is that I would not have accepted it had I known I would have to pay it back. I...

Yes, but that typically applies to actual loans and fees. I didn't apply for a loan. I didn't ask for a loan. I was given scholarship, basically told that it was a freebie, then had it yanked back. What I'm questioning is why I should be liable and not the school, as it was the school's unasked...

I don't think I should be liable for it since, as I said, they gave me an extension without asking me, then claimed that I had over-withdrawn funds when they took it back. I went to/graduated from university in 3 years and never dropped below a 3.7 GPA, and I'm exactly the type of student the...

I wasn't eligible for it. I graduated from high school in 2009. Hope Scholarship only lasts (at the time) 7 years (although I heard it got extended recently). I graduated in 2017, but my Hope eligibility expired in 2016, so they charged me for a full year's Hope. In order to get an extension...

State: Georgia Debt amount: $3,050 Situation: Disputing alleged debt from university over Hope Scholarship Hello. I graduated from a university. Right before I graduated, they claimed that I had over-withdrawn funds because I had been given a Hope Scholarship when I was past the time frame for...