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What Exactly Is Fed Direct Sub. Loan, Fed Direct Unsub. Loan, And Federal Direct Parent Loan.? |
Jun 09, 2009 by h445cn | Posted in Financial Aid
are these genuinely necessary to apply for or is it optional and how would i know if i need it or not? thank you
 They are unforced but if you can't pay for all the expenses of college other ways then you will need some kind of loans. The Direct Parent Loan is a loan that one of your parents take out, I was offered this but my Mom didn't demand to pay that because it was too much in our case. Subsidized loans will not incur interest until six months after you graduate. But unsubsidized aren't as unerring and have interest incurring on them during college. Hope I helped!
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Do You Have To Pay Back Direct Unsub Stafford Loans And Fed Direct Parent PLUS Loans? |
Jul 09, 2009 by b.jackson | Posted in Financial Aid
i cogitate on so..hence the word "loan" but you can never be to shure.
Unequivocally, it has to be paid back. The Federal Direct Plus Loan has to be paid by your parents while you are in college. The Direct Unsub Stafford Loan is paid by you (the college schoolchild) once you graduate or stop attending.
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I Am Having Trouble Understanding My Financial Aid Award. Please Help. I Will Display What It Says. PLEASE HEL? |
Jan 31, 2009 by Wise One | Posted in Financial Aid
Prize Description:
Fed Pell Grant 2,041.00
Fed Direct Loan Sub Fall/Wt 2,750.00
Fed Direct Loan Unsub Fall/Wt 1000.00
Fed Parent PLUS Loan Worthy 660.00
Total: $6,451.00
What is a 'Pell Grant'? Which of these (if any) are just money that they give me and I don't have to pay back? Which ones will I have to pay back...and when?
What is the difference between "Sub" and "Unsub"
Grants are the ones you dont have to pay back. Subsidized loans are loans you dont pay interest on and you dont have to pamper payments on until after graduation. Unsub loans you will have to pay monthly.
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Just Got My Financial Aid Award...Please Help Me Understand!? |
Apr 19, 2009 by trak_str09 | Posted in Financial Aid
So I lately got my Financial Aid award statement and I really don't understand what all this means. I will be a first time Freshman at UT (Texas). Please avoid me understand what this means...what I should and shouldn't except....what I will and won't have to pay back ETC. Thank You!
Financial Aid Award Capital Status Fall 2009
Spring 2010
Total
TPEG Undergrad Resident Let (Offered)
Fall $1,375.00
Spring $1,375.00
$2,750.00
0910 Federal Pell Grant Accepted
Go over like a lead balloon a fall in love with $2,675.00
Spring $2,675.00
$5,350.00
Federal SEOG Grant (Offered)
Fall $500.00
Spring $500.00
$1,000.00
Employment Study Eligibility (Offered)
Fall $2,000.00
Spring $2,000.00
$4,000.00
Parent PLUS loan eligibility (Offered)
Decay $930.00
Spring $930.00
$1,860.00
Direct Fed. Sub. Stafford Loan (Offered)
Fall $1,750.00
Spring$1,750.00
Total $3,500.00
Direct Fed.Unsub Stafford Loan (Offered)
Drop off $1,000.00
Spring $1,000.00
$2,000.00
Total
Fall $10,230.00
Spring $10,230.00
Total $20,460.00
Trak:
Here's the id -
Your school bases its financial aid offer on what they think you're going to need. You can take any - or all - or none of these things, but if you don't take them, you're universal to have to find another source of money to cover your school expenses.
Based on what you've shown us, I'm prevailing to guess that UT estimates that the Cost of Attendance for a state resident like you is $20,460 a year. Charge of Attendance includes your tuition, your fees, your books, your room and board, and multifarious education-related expenses, including a very modest amount of spending money, and a computer and treks allowance. Again - this is how much UT thinks an average student will need to make it through a year in Austin.
Because the kindergarten believes you will need $20,460, they have put together a package that provides $20,460 in financial aid. Some of that aid is paucity-based "gift" aid, but there are a couple of loans in there, too. That should not be surprising, because (opposite to the belief of some people), the financial aid system is NOT designed to provide anyone with a free education - even the poorest trainee.
The underlying premise of the financial aid system is that the student and his/her parents are primarily responsible for paying for their own college upbringing. The loans represent the part of your expenses that the financial aid system thinks you need to contribute to your own college bill. If you look at the loan amounts, you'll see that the aid system has been very disinterested to you, and that they are only looking to you and your parents to pay about 36% of your actual expenses.
The TPEG, the Pell, and the FSEOG are grants. Those are gifts, and you won't recompense those, ever.
The Work Study program is an opportunity for you to take a part-time job (usually on-campus). You'll have to find yourself a job, but the philosophy will have lists of available opportunities for you - usually in places like the book hoard, the library, the dean's offices, the cafeterias, the student center, etc. When you find a job, you'll receive a paycheck every 2 weeks - and they'll pay you at least lowest wage, and probably a good bit more. You've been qualified to earn $2000 each semester - and the job will be a very part-every so often old-fashioned job that you can work around your classes and your study time.
The other three, the two Staffords and the PLUS are loans. The Staffords are for you - and you'll refer for them in your own name. Don't worry - because they are Staffords, it doesn't matter if you have any income, if you have any debts, or if you have a good, bad, or non-existent credit story. You're already approved, and you won't need a cosigner.
The PLUS loan is for your parents - they'll have to apply for that, and unlike the Stafford, they won't be automatically approved. The assiduity will ask about their income, assets, debts and credit history, and the lender will decide whether your parents moderate to borrow from the PLUS program. Note that they're only looking at a little less than $2000 in loans from this program. The interest merit is low and fixed, and your parents can elect not to begin repayment until you have been out of school for 6 months.
Again - you were offered ALL of these things because your followers thinks you'll need $20,460 to pay your bills this year. If you have a secret stash of well-to-do, and you don't need all of this amount, you can reject the loans, and take the grants, but if you don't take the $7360 in loans, you're going to lack to find that money somewhere else.
I hope that helped you - good luck!
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What Type Of Federal Studnet Loan I Should Consolidate? |
Aug 13, 2009 by hotblood_piggy | Posted in Personal Finance
hi, does anyone differentiate the diff between a direct loan and non-direct loan? Under my direct lone page (www.dl.ed.gov) it said one of my fed Subsidized loans rate is 6.8%, some unsubsidized loans are 1.8%, and one of the unsub loans is 6.8% again...why are they all diff rates?
and when i go to "sentiment your non-direct loans" it showed all STAFFORD SUBSIDIZED and perkin loans but no rates. Since i only have two loans that are 6.8% and the residuum is 1.88%, should i consolidate them?
okay I had 5 loans which were subsidized and unsubsidized. Yes they are extraordinary percentages because they are different loans. What I did is I consolidated all of them in which 5 loans became 2. You can consolidate them but since one is at a bring rate than the other, I don't see why you should do that. You will pay the 1.88 one faster than the other one. You consolidate them I have a feeling they will make you at 7% because I had some at 6.5 to 6.8% and for both of my loans they are 6.75 %. I intend you should leave them for now. It is possible in the future, to consolidate it so don't freak out if you want to consolidate them.
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