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Going to college is an important part of anyone’s life. Sure you can choose not to go, but when you fail to attend and graduate college, you are severely limiting your own potential as well as the opportunities that may be available to you in the future. College for most people actually starts back in middle school when they first hear the term college scholarship. Until the time that one graduates high school, college always a centralized role in one’s conversations.

Not everyone can get a scholarship and chances are, that if you are like 99% of those hoping for a scholarship, you will not get one. So what happens to you then? You have spent all this time dreaming on a scholarship that will send you to college so you can get away from the destitute of your Continue Reading

A recent issue of Newsweek ran a spread on the American college process. More and more teens are applying for higher education, making the selection process ever more difficult, but also galvanizing the college corporations as they hike the cost of tuition. Currently, the average college tuition for one year (two semesters) is about $25,000. After four years, that totals $100,000. But most of the schools listed on the top of U.S. News and World Report’s list of colleges charge double that amount, resulting in an education that runs nearly a quarter of a million dollars.

These staggering prices make parents wonder how they could possible put their children through college. Their sacrifices will have to be great, they admit, but the outcome is surely worth it. A college Continue Reading

The source of funds for a college loan does not alter the expectations of the student who is awarded that loan. Every lender of a college student loan has certain obligations.

Every lender of such a loan needs to supply the borrower with certain information. For example, anyone who receives one of the college based student loans should receive a detailed repayment schedule.

Yet a borrower looks for more than just a repayment schedule. A borrower needs to know the loan rates and the loan fees.

A person who is awarded one of these student loans should also be provided with information about the balance owing on the loan and the payment options. Once the borrower has paid the loan in full, then he or she should get written confirmation of that fact.

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To return to college or to not return to college? That is the question.

I was like a great many people on the eve of my high school graduation. I lacked any funds to attend college and had a guidance counselor who was more concerned with the latest Tom Clancy novel than actually guiding me. Don’t get me wrong, I did very well in high school, but with no sports talent and being the very butt end of an over achieving top ten there were not many options for me save a one time $200 scholarship. So I went into the military. Yeah, truly desperate when you go to the military for help.

In any case I spent four years pretending to be someone I wasn’t and getting treated like a was a moron on a regular basis. It did do the trick and I would recommend it to Continue Reading

Everything in this world comes for a price. Higher education is no exception to this hard core reality. It requires immense funds to acquire a professional degree without which you cannot imagine a bright future in the present competitive world. To tackle any sort of situation, all parents, guardians do make savings for their child. But, nowadays education has become so expensive that you cannot think of relying on the existing sources. This arise a need of some external source of finance. You cannot move ahead to any sort of lender who can offer you funds, unaware of the relative policies. There are college student loans, which are particularly configured with the objective of offering aid to students in the Continue Reading