Most student loans have the option to defer repayments until after graduation. This can be a tempting choice for a student on a tight budget, but making even small monthly payments during your time at college can make a difference because it helps offset the interest that accrues.
Here's how making payments while enrolled in college and during the grace period can reduce your monthly payments and the total loan cost of your loan.
Learn the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized federal loans when you apply for a Federal Direct Loan, previously called a Direct Stafford Loan.
Learn how to avoid these common mistakes when filling out the FAFSA. Submitting an application the right way can help ensure you get the most money possible.
Learn more about the Federal Work-Study Program that provides part-time jobs to help students pay for their college education.
Find out what options are available if college tuition is due but you don't have the money on hand. Examine your options to have a plan in place before tuition is due.
It helps to get organized when the time comes to pay your tuition. Discover Student Loans prepares you for what you need to know about paying college tuition.
There are options if you have to pay for college by yourself. Here are some tips on how you can pay for college without your parents' help.
Working in college is a great way to pay for tuition and build your resume. Learn more about the benefits of work-study jobs.
Find out how your summer job income might affect financial aid. Learn this and more about financial aid.
