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New Student Loan affected by the past?

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I am trying to go back to school, haven't used SL for about six years. I have two separate SL being payed on currently that are in good standing through Key and DirectLoans.

 

I have a couple judgements against me from consumer credit cards and owe about $5k in back taxes from two years ago. Obviously my score is terrible but I would have a cosigner (parent) that has excellent credit and was used as a cosigner last time I got SL.

 

I'm about to fill out FAFSA but wanted to check here first to be safe. Will FAFSA look at my credit score or my tax situation? Would private lenders be likely to lend due to my good cosigner? Is there anything I should be worried about or do differently? Any feedback is appreciated


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