Can I get a private student loan after 21 months of credit history w / credit ok?

Good .. I have no history Credit safer but I'm trying to preserve as much as possible. I am currently (and desperately) looking for a job to save and pay my debts in August. Unfortunately, the school I want to transfer to the nursing program in another state-WA in the fall, does not allow federal / direct loan and I'm not even eligible for the Pell grant. Well, I just want to know if it is a guarantee that I would be approved for a large loan when I reach that 21 months, a few months of labor history, and NO co-signer, because I will not work Clinicals will and at the same time I finished the LPN-RN program. Advice, anyone know? Thank you!

It really depends on when it comes loans. I am a student at Washington State University and I get my tuition paid (FAFSA thank you!) Through loans, grants and scholarships. Having both my parents have horrible credit and I'm just starting mine. Most of the time, it varies between society regarding private loans. Try to maximize your federal loans, first-out (Stafford, etc.). You can easily get these if you are a student (credit does not matter). Then start looking at private companies (Sallie Mae, my rich uncle astrive loans, etc..) Also reflect the fact that your credit improves even if you are ready, because you have credit accounts opened during a long period of time. Hope that helps