Draughons Junior College
Financial Aid/Billing
- 06-12-2010
- 13
I went for two terms and ended up with $8000 in debt to Sallie Mae for school loans. Each term I had to sign a paper giving them permission to take the money and use it for my course. They took every dime. Then I decided to withdraw after one week into the term. I was told the loan money would have to be returned to Sallie Mae and that I would owe Draughons $2000 for that week of attendance. Now they have a debt collector calling my parents and harassing them saying that I cant do bankruptcy on this $2000 because I signed a promissary note and it is considered a school loan. This cant be legal. I did not agree to borrow money from Draughons. My loans are through Sallie Mae. This $2000 should be considered a bill not a loan. How can they legally do this? I have to file for bankruptcy and I intend on taking this to court if I have to.
Company: Draughons Junior College
Country: USA
Site: daymarinstitute.edu