when do i have to repair my student loan?

4 Comments

1. areawiderem says:

   November 29, 2009 at 4:22 pm

   Spring break does not apply to the payment obligation. What they are referring to is when you graduate, or stop for an extended period without being enrolled. Usually when you graduate and get your degree,and start working, is when they expect payment to start. Congrats on your commitment to succeed!
2. Prof L says:

   November 30, 2009 at 12:10 pm

   I don’t know the specifics of your loan, but usually they mean after the normal study period, so if you graduate, six months after that, or drop out, six months after that, but they expect you to have the normal summer break when there are no classes, and so that doesn’t count. Call whoever gave you the loan.
3. Khairul M says:

   November 30, 2009 at 3:06 pm

   Oh dear, consolidate your loans. State Student Loan Consolidation: Relax Your Life. As many loaning institutions around the US, some states offer student loan consolidation. These states propose you to consolidate your loans with them for many benefits. Included in them can be an interest rate reduction from your student loans by .25% if you choose to pay up directly. Payers that cancel debts on time are also rewarded by lowering their interest rate up to 2 or 3.5%.

   Other Benefits of Student Consolidation Loans

   Here is a list of the many benefits a state may offer you to consolidate your student loans:

   • Interest reduction on your loans

   • Only one bill for your Federal Strafford Loans and State Loans

   • Lowest cost for student loans for residents of the state

   • No fee state loans

   • Outreach programs to help state residents achieve higher education
4. kindow liae says:

   December 3, 2009 at 5:25 am

   just see it.