Figuring out how to pay for college can be difficult and confusing. The first thing to understand is the three options you have to help you.
1. Scholarships and Grants
Apply for as many of these as possible. This is money that will go directly towards the cost of college and you will not have to pay it back. There are scholarship opportunities out there for everyone, you just have to take the time to look for them and APPLY! More information can be found about Scholarships at SHS.
2. Federal Student Loans
When trying to fund your college education, you also want to apply for Federal Student Loans. These are the most abundant form of student loans, usually have the best benefits and the lowest interest rates. More information can be found on Federal Student Loans.
3. Private Student Loans
If your scholarships and federal financial aid are still leaving you short, your next option would be to apply for a private student loan. These loans allow you to borrow the money needed for your education with no repayment until after you graduate or leave school. The provisions of each loan will vary depending on the lender. More information can be found on PrivateStudentLoans.com
1. Scholarships and Grants
Apply for as many of these as possible. This is money that will go directly towards the cost of college and you will not have to pay it back. There are scholarship opportunities out there for everyone, you just have to take the time to look for them and APPLY! More information can be found about Scholarships at SHS.
2. Federal Student Loans
When trying to fund your college education, you also want to apply for Federal Student Loans. These are the most abundant form of student loans, usually have the best benefits and the lowest interest rates. More information can be found on Federal Student Loans.
3. Private Student Loans
If your scholarships and federal financial aid are still leaving you short, your next option would be to apply for a private student loan. These loans allow you to borrow the money needed for your education with no repayment until after you graduate or leave school. The provisions of each loan will vary depending on the lender. More information can be found on PrivateStudentLoans.com