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For               most               students               in               today's               world               student               loans               are               a               standard               part               of               the               college               experience.

Anyone               telling               you               otherwise               is               either               one               of               the               few               on               a               full               athletic/academic               scholarship               or               with               parents               paying               their               way.

Neither               of               these               options               are               wrong               and               if               you               have               their               chances               you               should               embrace               them               and               be               extremely               thankful.

I               can't               give               much               advice               on               avoiding               student               loans,               because               they               are               inevitable               for               90%               of               us               in               college.

Don't               let               them               worry               you,               because               sometimes               the               numbers               end               up               being               so               high               if               you               dwell               on               them               it               will               make               you               very               uneasy.

There               are               a               few               tips               though               for               maximizing               the               funds               you               do               get               for               your               education               and               cutting               some               debt               down               before               it               starts:
               1.)               Don't               get               a               credit               card               or               delay               doing               so               as               long               as               possible.

I               recently               got               my               first               one               at               the               age               of               23               and               used               it               for               2               purchases               over               200               dollars               each.

I               have               0%               interest               for               12               months               and               intend               on               paying               that               balance               off               well               before               the               time               is               up               for               0%               interest.

If               you               do               get               a               credit               card               don't               use               it               loosely               or               use               it               for               big               ticket               items.

Use               it               only               if               your               100%               positive               you               can               pay               it               off               quickly,               you               want               to               be               able               to               pay               down               at               least               50%               of               your               credit               card               balance               each               month               if               interest               is               adding               up.

The               average               college               student               is               15,000               in               debt               due               to               credit               cards               alone;               don't               fall               for               all               the               college               deals               and               gimmicks.

If               you               must               have               one,               choose               one               based               on               finances,               not               on               flashy               deals               and               cool               offers.
               2.)               Apply               for               FAFSA               which               is               a               free               form               you               fill               out               from               the               US               government.

This               form               is               sent               yearly               to               your               college               and               based               on               that               information               both               the               government               and               school               decides               how               much               aid               to               give               you.

That               said               the               first               college               I               attended               gave               me               over               45               thousand               dollars               in               grants               (which               did               not               have               to               be               paid               back).

Grants               are               a               godsend,               but               you'll               get               zero               if               you               don't               complete               this               form.
               3.)               Don't               use               a               credit               card               or               bank               to               pay               the               college               bills.

Use               a               company               that               specializes               in               student               loans               such               as               Sallie               Mae               or               AES.

These               companies               have               more               lenient               ways               of               dealing               with               inability               to               pay,               deferment,               and               most               importantly               lower               interest               rates               then               banks               and               credit               cards               ever               will.

They               also               help               you               set               up               very               low               interest               government               loans               called               Stafford               Loans.
               4.)               For               most               colleges,               its               useless               working               too               often               to               try               to               keep               up               with               the               college               bills.

The               price               of               education               is               skyrocketing;               the               best               you               should               hope               to               do               is               save               money               for               books,               food,               and               other               outside               expenses.

Trying               to               work               a               few               jobs               during               school               may               work               for               some               going               to               state               schools               or               community               colleges;               but               with               many               schools               easily               breaking               the               30               thousand               dollar               mark               for               a               year               of               tuition;               you               are               far               better               off               working               a               little               and               focusing               on               your               studies               so               your               investment               pays               off.
               From               a               college               student               closing               in               on               the               100k               mark               in               loans               and               probably               facing               more               down               the               line               due               to               grad               school;               don't               worry               and               don't               fret.

You               can               ensure               that               the               only               debt               you               have               is               due               to               advancing               your               education;               an               investment               well               worth               it.

Working               40hours               a               week               while               taking               a               full               course               load               only               works               for               some,               if               you               fail               out               of               college               thats               alot               of               wasted               time               and               money.

Make               your               education               a               priority               and               you'll               find               the               way               to               pay               for               it.






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