Student Loans

[PrettyPetite]

This may vary from state to state, but I do know in Florida, the government will pay back your student (Stafford) loans if you teach in a critical need subject area (mathematics, special education, etc.) and teach in a public school system for at least three consecutive years. I'm sure this varies from state to state. My advice to you is to check your respective state's Department of Education website.

PrettyPetite

Originally posted by Conskeeted19:
Hello Everone,

I heard that if a person has student loans and is teaching in a rural area that his/her loans may be forgiven. If anyone has any information regarding this subject, please let me know. I don't know if this is true or not.

[Professor]

L O L !!!! I gave it two months and quit! Where are you in NC. I'm in the capital city - Raleigh

Originally posted by OES_24:
AS A TEACHER WHO TAUGHT IN A INNER CITY POVERTY BASED SCHOOL...I ASK AND PLEAD FOR U TO CHOSE WISELY...THERE IS NO AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT COULD MAKE ME GO BACK TO THE SCHOOL WHERE I FIRST TAUGHT...IF IT IS A RURA/INNER CITY/POVERTY/ OR RICH SCHOOL DISTRICT....OR ANY OTHER SCHOOL CHECK OUT THE TEST SCORES, DESCIPLINE POLICY...ETC.....BE CAREFUL WHAT U SIGN.....I TEACH 2ND GRADE IN NC...AND SO MANY TEACHER WHO TEACH eog (GRADES 3-12) END OF GRADES ARE STRESSED OUT...CHOSE WISELY...THOUGH U MAY BE LOOKIN TO FIND AN RURAL AREA FOR LOAN FORGIVENESS..PLEASE CHOSE CAREFULLY..ESPECAILLY IF YOU ARE GOING IN AS A NEW TEACHER...OR