Quick School Search

Find Affordable Schools Near you

Online Campus Both
Write For Us

The Best & Worst of Taking Student Loans

AuthorSally Croft DateDecember 7th, 2010 Comments3 Comments

Most college and university students finish school with a significant sum of student loan debt. Many college students are forced to get student loans to meet the cost of college tuition, fees and other expenses. However, there are some good things about student loans and thing that are not good. Getting a student loan is normal and is considered a very good investment in your future, however not every student loan is considered good debt built. Let’s talk about some

Primary Applicant Requirement for a Cosigner

AuthorSally Croft DateNovember 19th, 2010 Comments1 Comment

Some parents have children that are young adults that would like to get private student loans to assist with the financing of college education. Many times if the child has no credit history or bad credit a lender will tell them they need a co-signer in order to obtain the student loan. However what are the primary applicant requirements for a co-signer. Positive traits of a Co-signer The loaner in the above case is requesting a cosigner with a good

Who Qualifies as a Co-signer?

AuthorSally Croft DateNovember 16th, 2010 Comments1 Comment

Signing student loan documents stating that you will vouch for another person if they default on a student loan is a serious matter. There are many things to think about when co-signing a student loan and when looking for someone to co-sign a student loan for you. The very first thing to ask is; who qualifies as a co-signer? Cosigning on a Student Loan legally binds the Cosigner to the Student When a person co-signs for a student loan they

Sallie Mae Student Loans – What you should know?

AuthorSally Croft DateNovember 2nd, 2010 Comments2 Comments

After maximizing federal grants, scholarships and federal student loans and you still need funds to fill the gap and to cover your education expenses, Sallie Mae’s broad range of student loans is an option for you to consider. About Sallie Mae Sallie Mae is a publicly held, private sector company, governed by a board elected by shareholders that helps people to save, plan and pay for their education. Originally created in 1972, Sallie Mae’s saving programs; planning tools and a

Wells Fargo Auto Loans for College Students

AuthorSally Croft DateOctober 22nd, 2010 Comments2 Comments

College students can simplify the car buying process by applying for either a new or used car loan through Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo offers competitive rates, quick approvals and customer discounts. Wells Fargo will also walk you through the process of buying a car whether it’s from a dealership or from a private party. Applying For A New Or Used Car Loan From Wells Fargo Takes Only 4 Steps: Step 1. Apply for your loan online, by phone or visit

The All New Wells Fargo Student Loan

AuthorSally Croft DateOctober 19th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

Wells Fargo has rolled out the red carpet for their new student loan program. This came right after the new student loan regulations were signed into law by the Obama administration. The federal government has decided to directly loan money to students which were once available to private banks such as Wells Fargo, but starting July first of this year that will no longer be the case. Private Banks have been completely cut off from the federal backed student loan

Understanding ACS Student Loan

AuthorSally Croft DateOctober 15th, 2010 Comments13 Comments

Student loans play a vital role in paying for the rising costs of obtaining higher education. For many, without student loans the dreams and aspirations of obtaining higher education can be shattered. Most financial aids, grants and scholarships do not fully cover the cost of tuition and other educational expenses; this is where student loan plays an essential part in filling that gap. What Exactly Is an ACS Student Loan? An ACS student loan is just another type of loan

Guys versus Girls – Who are worst at paying Student Loan?

AuthorSally Croft DateOctober 8th, 2010 Comments9 Comments

Most of the students do not start repaying their student loans until the six month grace period is over after the completion of their graduation. While subsidized student loans do not have to pay interest attached to it during their college tenure of the students, unsubsidized student loans includes interest from the time the loan was given to the students. Almost all students be it boys or girls take loan to get higher education and opt for deferment repayment option