Best answer from question by bdm805b:
Answer by moneyoffman
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Best answer from question by poohbear3:
Answer by payingcollege
Unfortunately, a lot of shady characters have entered the student loan consolidation market. It’s good to check out the reputation of a consolidation company before you apply with them.
Sallie Mae is the oldest and largest consolidator of student loans. They have a lot of good info and a calculator that shows you what your payments will be with the different repayment options at http://www.salliemae.com/after_graduation/manage_your_loans/consolidate_student_loans/student_loan_consolidation.htm
Best answer from question by Mike87:
Answer by MechEng
This is a small enough sum that you could:
a) borrow or beg from a family member – but don’t strain relations
b) Sell something you own – it may better to be without your XBOX, Mountain bike, or leather chair than have a black eye on your credit and the collections after you
c) Sell some homemade goods (salsa, clothing, artwork).