Facts About Student Loans?

Question

I am returning to school to get my associates and then my bacholers with plans on becoming a teacher. To ease the costs of this transition from full-time work to not working and going to school a friend suggested student loans.

I understand that these loans are typically not repaid until after school is finished - but what else? How much is usually borrowed? What about the interest rates? Are these intended to make up for a lack of income while going to school?

I'm very interested in hearing from people who have used student loans, and would appreciate any suggestions about where to look for a loan.

Answer 1

State Bank of India offers student loans

Answer 2

They do not make up for the loss of income. Interest rates vary. You can get loans and grants. You start repaying 6months after graduation. There is a loan that you do have to pay the interest rate only while you are in school. You still need some type of income due to most of the time your books and supplies are not included. You can go thru a bank but most banks treat it as a loan and it has to be paid back while you are in school. You can search the web also for grants. Sometimes a company will offer a certain amount of money for a particular study. It's free money and sometimes you have to enter a contest or a drawing to get those.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

YOU KNOW THE BEST OPTION IS FOR THE GOVERNMENT THE ARE MUCH BETTERS FROM THE BANK WHEN YOU FINISHED AND YOU TAKE A JOB YOU ONLY NEED PAY BACK LIKE 60% LEST

ONE EXAMPLE

$16000 FOR ONE COURSE THE GOVERNMENT PAY ANYTHING FOR YOU WHEN YOU PAST THE COURSE YOU PAY BACK $10000 WHEN YOU START WORKING FOR YEAR YOU GET INTEREST EFFACEMENT 7 TO 8% ANNUALLY


WITH BANKS $16000 + 20% EVERY MOTH

IT WORKS IN CANADA AND U.S