Thursday, August 19, 2010

Student Loans!!!?

Student Loans!!!?


I will have about 35,000 in student loan debt when i graduate. 17,000 of which is federal and incurred no interest. The other 18,000 is private loans ( $4500 a year) And i payed the interest while in school.





Does anybody know if this is above the average for a 4 year Business Degree. Im just trying to get a feel for where i stand as far as college graduates in debt.





Thanks for any info.!!!

Student Loans!!!?
My husband and I are graduating in December and we have about $60,000 between the two of us! He will have a BBA w/ a minor in Management and I will be a Registered Nurse. Most of ours are private loans because we didn't qualify for financial aid until our last semester because they still considered us dependents of our parents. I feel that we have more debt than what was necessary, because if you or your parents work, you won't qualify for anything!!! They told my husband and I if we wanted to go to school for free, we should have a baby! Can you believe that?!?!? The system is very unfair...
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Reply:i take it your are graduating this year -- if so it is about avarage -- if you are a freshman you are in a whole of hurts == welcome to the real world!!!
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Reply:You should not have paying interest while in school. Student loans are designed so that they are deferred until 6 months after you graduate.





For students who go to big schools they have as much or more.





If you want information on consolidating the loans so your monthly payments aren't as bad, go to http://www.studentsandcredit.com/LoanCon...
Reply:Student consolidation loan involves converting the loans taken by the students or parents into a single big loan from one lender. They are available as FFELP, FISL, Perkins, HEAL, Health Professional Student Loans, NSL, Guaranteed Student Loans and Direct loans. Few of the lenders let you consolidate these loans as private loans.


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