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The day you can hoist your graduate degree overhead will be a proud day no doubt, but then the reality sets in. How much did I borrow for this piece of paper exactly?
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Yes, a third party with power of attorney for the borrower may sign a Stafford promissory note if the borrower is unable to sign.
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Are your Mom and Dad not willing to file the FAFSA with you because they don’t want people knowing their earnings? Are they instead willing to co-sign on a private student loan? If this is the case the logic behind their actions is illogical.
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Some families think that their income is to high to qualify for any federal financial aid, however anyone is eligible for an unsubsidized Stafford loan.
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There are two types of teacher forgiveness plans you may qualify for if you took our federal Stafford loans.
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America has seen a surge in the average age of students enrolling in college (non-traditional) over the past few years since the economy went south. For once being older may work in your favor.
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Would you lend someone money if you did not know they would pay it back?
The US government gives out $60 billion in federal student loans every year. This is a lot of money and the government needs to make sure that they will get it back. Any student who receives federal financial aid, including the [...]
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Some people choose not to file a FAFSA. This is a frequent and sometimes costly mistake that students and their parents make when financially planning for college.
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If your GPA falls below a 2.0 you still may be eligible for federal aid. H0w the process works is that you are given a semester to raise your cumulative GPA to above 2.0 (the probationary period). If you are unable to do so you may be sanctioned to financial aid suspension or dismissal from the school.
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Did you realize that when you withdraw from a class it may hurts your federal aid? Isn’t that ridiculous? At least I think so. As it is you are already out the money for the class, but you may get hit with a double whammy.
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