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1. What You Ought To Know… For many students graduating college, the biggest challenge they face is when and how to begin paying back their college loans. About two-thirds of students borrow money to pay for college, so this is no small issue. In 2007, the median debt of students who graduate from four-year private colleges Read more on this loan......
2. News from NASFAA Today the House Education and Labor Committee is scheduled to consider legislation that would dramatically increase student aid by increasing Pell Grants and loan limits, cutting student loan interest rates, providing income-contingent student loan repayment, and offering new loan forgiveness programs. The Read more on this loan......
3. Bad Credit and Federal vs. Private Student Loans Students and bad credit… Well, there is some help. The parent of the Student Loan Network, Edvisors, has created a student credit education resource - StudentPlatinum.com. The site offers a number of good articles on how to build and maintain good credit or fix your bad (”poor”) credit. Check it Read more on this loan......
4. Cost of Attendance – The Value of a College Degree Your college or university will generally publish on its Web site or in its financial aid office the college’s cost of attendance. This is an estimate of how much money will be required to attend school for one year at that college, including all reasonable expenses. Most people, when budgeting for Read more on this loan......
5. First Things First when Applying for Financial Aid If I could make two suggestions to anyone applying for financial help, they would be: Complete the FAFSA Form EARLY, and Search for and Apply for scholarships as often as possible Why?  The two biggest mis-perceptions are: The FAFSA Form is too complicated (so I will put it off until later) There Read more on this loan......
6. Changes in How Default Rates are Calculated at your College The Congressional Budget Office has issued its estimate of the cost to the federal government of H.R. 4137, the College Opportunity and Affordability Act of 2007, as approved by the House Education and Labor Committee on November 15. This bill represents the House version of Higher Education Act reauthorizing. Read more on this loan......
7. Financial Independence can be Yours! Financial independence, regardless of your definition, is something we all strive for. But think about those two words for a moment. What does financial independence truly mean to you? Perhaps financial independence to you means moving out of Mom and Dad’s house and getting your own place. Maybe it Read more on this loan......
8. Student Loan Network Sponsoring $10,000 Scholarship Quincy, MA –The Student Loan Network, an Edvisors Company (www.edvisors.com), is marking its 10th anniversary by sponsoring the Ten-Year $10K Scholarship - a special $10,000 scholarship to be awarded in the first quarter of 2008. “We are celebrating ten years by giving back to our students. It is Read more on this loan......
9. Compare Private Student Loans The Student Loan Network offers a unique option to customers; choose from two different private student installment loan options. The first, a standard “school certified” private college student installment loan has somewhat lower fees and rates.  The down side is that the school has to certify Read more on this loan......
10. FAFSA Application Season – The First Step in Applying for Financial Aid If you are a high school senior and are planning to go to college in the fall, the first step in the financial help application process is the FAFSA.  What is a FAFSA?  It is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.  What is it for?  You have to complete this government form to qualify for federal Read more on this loan......