Student Loan

Answer 1

FAFSA Student Loans

The free application for federal student aid, or FAFSA, qualifies students for loans for education. Federal Stafford loans are either subsidized or unsubsidized. Subsidized loans have interest that begins to add up after the loan repayment period begins. Unsubsidized loan interest can accrue at any time, including before the repayment period.

Payment Options

Students must begin payment on FAFSA student loans six months after graduating, leaving school or dropping below enrollment requirements. Students are informed that payments are due and directed to select payment options. Students can choose from different lengths of time to pay off their loan or apply to make payments based on their current income.

Consolidation and Deferment

Students who have taken out multiple loans for their education can choose to consolidate them, so they have a single payment based on the combined rates of each loan rather than separate payments for each individual loan.

Students who have entered the repayment period for their FAFSA loan, but cannot make the payments due to extenuating circumstances can apply for deferment to postpone their required payment.

Answer 2

form_title=Student Loans form_header=Money doesn't have to stop you from continuing your education. Find student loan support today. State of school?*= _[50] Name of school?*= _[50] What is your enrollment status?*= {Full time, Half time, Less than half time} Do you want to add a cosigner?*= () Yes () No Desired Loan Amount?*= _Enter amount[50]

Answer 3

form_title=Student Loan form_header=Finance your future will the help from a student loan. Find a service that will help you apply and qualify. Who is the student loan for? = () Me () Family Member () Other Do you have a cosigner?= () Yes () No Do you have financial aid? Or have you applied for it?= () Yes () No