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Student Loans
Paying for higher education is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive. Many students are eligible for scholarships and grants, but sometimes these options do not cover all the students' needs. Below are some options for student loans.
Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSL)
The U.S. government provides FDSL student loans to you and your parents/guardians through you're the college or university of your choice.
Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFEL)
Banks, credit unions and savings and loan institutions provide FFEL student loans. They are guaranteed by the U.S. government and offer students flexible repayment options.
These two categories cover three types of student loans: Stafford Loans, Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) and Consolidation Loans.
Private Loans
Many private banks and lenders offer student loans. If you are thinking of a private loan, consult thoroughly with your loan officer and be sure you know all the loan terms before signing an agreement. You may also want to talk with your college's financial aid officer about fees and disbursement procedures.
Stafford Loans
Stafford Loans are low-interest loans that are made to students as part of the two federal loan programs. These loans provide students with insufficient credit histories to pay for their education.
PLUS Loans
Plus Loans are low-interest loans that are available to parents to for their children's college education. Payment for PLUS Loans is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.
Perkins Loans
Perkins Loans are intended for students with extreme financial need. These student loans are subsidized, long-term and low-interest. Perkins Loans are granted with combined federal and school funds.
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