I was approved for a student education loan to attend 160 Driving Academy Truck Driving School in San Bernardino, California in the amount of $4503. Well, after going through the first week of indoor class instruction, and then finally being allowed to continue my education out in the yard to start to learn to drive the trucks, is when I learned that it will be at least ten to twelve weeks where before allowed to test out in order to receive my CDL. Once I was able to validate the information I just have heard, I reached out to Climb Credit about deferring my payments until I was able to at least test out for my CDL. I was told no, even though I already paying the minimum interest-only payments. I just think that if you're going to approve loans to students attending a trucking school that, both the school and the loan company owe it to the prospective student what they could expect once they start school? Now, I'm on the hook for the loan amount of $4503, plus interest. It's just not right.