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How to Find the Perfect Undergraduate Student Loan
Now that we’ve crossed into September (and consequently, Fall Semester), we’ve been receiving quite a few emails and forum posts that ask what they should be looking for in an undergraduate student loan.
Continue reading...Crash Course in Financial Aid for a Newbie
31. August 2010
Incoming student seeks resources to go from financial aid newbie to guru in one month. See what she finds...
Continue reading...What is the processing time for a private student loan?
30. August 2010
With classes around the corner, this is one of the most vital times of year to get your finances in order...
Continue reading...Understand Your Graduate Loan Options
27. August 2010
It's no secret that student loans are more difficult to obtain for graduate students in the past few years due to the credit crunch and slow economic recovery.
Continue reading...Check your Credit Before You Apply
26. August 2010
The key component of being approved for a low-interest private student loan is the credit score and history of you and/or your co-signer.
Continue reading...Get a Private Student Loan to Pay for School
25. August 2010
Be sure to look into getting a private student loan.
Continue reading...Last Chance to File a FAFSA Correction
23. August 2010
Hello college-goers! This is your friendly Student Advocate Evan here to remind you that this is the last week or two you can file a FAFSA correction and expect the changes to reflect quickly on your tuition bill. If you’re wondering what types of things require you to file a correction, here is a partial list: A
Continue reading...From Our Forums: Am I dependent or independent?
19. August 2010
Ah yes, the ever nagging question of dependency status on the FAFSA. We know it well.
Continue reading...Why Pick a Private Student Loan?
17. August 2010
With all the financial aid choices out in the wild, sometimes it isn’t clear why one solution is better than another. For instance, consider the ongoing debate between federal PLUS loans and private student loans: They both are credit-based They both can cover up to 100% of your cost of attendance They both can be used for non-tuition
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8. September 2010
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