student loans without cosigner?

[FlowerKiss]

Alright so I am having difficulty trying to find a student loan without a cosigner, the reason why I can't have a cosigner is because of the fact my parents will not do it and no one else around me is not a idiot. So where can I find one without one? I already have these kind of aid helping me:

Federal Direct Subsidized Loan
ederal Direct Unsub Loan
Ky Ed Exc Schol (KEES)
Federal Pell Grant

So please do not bother trying to list those

[ALLorNOTHINGforCHRIST]

Will the banks give you the loan with no co-signer or do you just want one? Other thing is I am wondering why your parents will not do it?

[FlowerKiss]

The ones I found I can't do it without one and my parents kicked me out

[.Brittany.]

Moving down to Finances as I feel it fits better

[latifunda]

Alright so I am having difficulty trying to find a student loan without a cosigner,

Exactly, how do you expect to pay back these loans?
And don't tell me you're going to pay it off after college, college doesn't guarantee you a good job any more.

[MisplacedDreamer]

I think the only option you might have is to go to a school that you can afford. It really is unfortunate. I would look at getting the basics out at a community school where that amount will cover it or if they have a degree-transferring option, I would do that. Usually community colleges partner with local universities to offer you a chance to have your credits transfer fully to that university.

Also consider a career where you can get a job with a two-year and depending on what you want to do, some jobs have tuition reimbursement.

When you are 25, you won't need your parents to co-sign loans and they will base it solely off your own income.

Edit:
Have you talked to your school's financial aid department? They probably have had to help people before in your shoes. They may be able to give you hints towards which banks are the most lenient. One thing I do advise against is Sallie Mae. They are evil and they are headaches. They will lie to you on the phone and the only way to deal with them to get a straight answer is through the school or through email.