<p>I went to community college for 2 years and got my associates degree, with a 4.0. Transferred to DePaul university to study finance. Did a year of finance and realized this is boring as hell, even though I still got a 4.0. So here is my issue. I want to go back to community college and start taking some courses I need to become a stationary engineer. I actually have a job lined up already but I need some classes. If I continue with DePaul and graduate I would have 6 months to start paying my loans. IF I DROP OUT OF DEPAUL AND GO TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILL I HAVE TO START PAYING MY DEPAUL LOANS RIGHT AWAY?????? All my loans are federal. I don't want to keep going to DePaul and get in more debt when I am not interested in finance. This is kind of a rant now haha but I cannot stand this left brained education system of conformity. I'm ready to snap. I've had a spiritual awakening recently and realize that this whole education system is a mess. Maybe this is just me but anyways I love you all and any answers are appreciated.</p>
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<p>Sorry, thank you</p>
<p>If your loans are all federal loans, the answer is that they can remain in deferment while you continue to study.</p>
<p>However, you need to be attentive to the total amount that you could end up owing. Think seriously about working enough so that you don’t need to borrow too much.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>