The other thing which needs to keep in mind is to take a suitable loan for you that can offer you extra benefits in terms of interest rates, pay off period etc.
Yes. Housing and transportation are both allowed expenses for a student loan.
Yes, student loans can be used for off campus housing.
Depending on the student loan you have will decide on weather the loan will cover expenses. If there is a shortage they have work study programs that can cover expenses.
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it depends the type of car the student wants but yes
As of December 29th, 2012 Citibank no longer accpets applications for any student loans. There are options for student loans through Discover which can cover up to 100% of education costs.
Yes you can use private student loans for anything but be sure and pay your school expenses first! Federal loans normally don't cover all of your education expenses so it will be harder to use those!
Private student loans are credit-based, non-federal student loans that can help you cover any school expenses you have remaining when scholarships, grants, and federal student loans arenat enough.
Same way you get loans for all other educational expenses. You do actually need to be a stuident.
Chase student loans are private loans that you can apply for after you have already attempted to receive federal student loans. These loans are meant to be additional help, or supplemental, as they typically are not of a big enough value to cover the cost of tuition or other educational needs you may have.
i would talk to my student adviser and also talk to my finacial office to see if they can rool the cost of housing into your student loans.
A parent PLUS loan covers this expense. You can do a web search and find out more, I have PLUS loans for my son and it covers books, housing, transportation food and many other things. interest rate is about 6% right now.
Actually, that's not true - student loans are forgiven when the student dies.
Stafford loans are fixed rate federal student loans that are guaranteed by the government. They can be used to pay for tuition, housing, books and more. Amount awarded is based on dependency status.
I'm attending college next fall, and it looks as if government loans won't quite cover all of my expenses. What are some organizations that offer private student loans, particularly with low interest rates? http://www.usnews.com/education/articles/2009/04/30/4-ways-to-find-cheap-student-loans