Federal and private student loans have different application processes.
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The College scholarship Service (CSS) Profile is additional to the FAFSA. Some colleges and universities use it to determine eligibility for private student aid.
A Student Aid Report comes after you send your FAFSA and is used to estimate your financial aid. Learn what's in it and why it matters with Discover Student Loans.
Find out your options when considering how to afford college housing. Get advice on how to limit college expenses when choosing where to live.
Learn about the average cost of college tuition & living expenses and how your choices might affect the annual costs.
Don't let these top four FAFSA myths prevent you from filling out the FAFSA and receiving the money you need for college.
If your financial aid award letter falls short of the funds needed to pay for college, there are avenues to appeal. Learn how to appeal an award letter with Discover Student Loans.
Learn what the FAFSA is and how filling it out early can benefit you and your finances as you prepare for college financial aid and student loans.
Learn the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized federal loans when you apply for a Federal Direct Loan, previously called a Direct Stafford Loan.
