http://www.studentloansed.com/blog Private Student Loan and Federal College Education Loans Guide Sat, 03 May 2008 13:13:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Finding sources to fund a college education troubles many high school graduates and students returning to school for another college year. Not all incoming college students are fortunate enough to have parents who can support their pursuit for higher education financially. After all, college education is expensive, the funding ... http://www.studentloansed.com/blog/6/federal-private-student-loan/ An account was opened for my son [edit] we misunderstood what the college advised and thought that the Parent Plus loan was for my son to borrow extra student loan money. But the account ended up in my name [edit] and this loan was for my son [edit]. How ... http://www.studentloansed.com/blog/5/plus-student-loan-cancellation/ Who would I contact in order to get a copy of my promissory notes for my loans? I joined the National Guard and in order for them to start paying off my loans they need a copy of them. Thank you. - Steve, September 9, 2007 (name changed for privacy) Hi ... http://www.studentloansed.com/blog/4/federal-student-loan-promissory-note/ Private Student Loans differ from Federal student loan programs in several ways. College students can benefit from both sources of financial aid, however, it is important to know the differences between the two loan types to avoid confusion after completion of your education. Good advice is to always read any ... http://www.studentloansed.com/blog/3/private-student-loans/ FAFSA is the free federal application form for financial aid, which is generally the first step to apply for college financial assistance. Federal student financial aid deadlines generally run from July 1 of the current year to June 30 of the next calendar year. Free FAFSA application forms are available ... http://www.studentloansed.com/blog/2/fafsa-application-deadline/