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Is there a difference between a regular loan and student loan?
By admin | January 25, 2012
asked:
I’m a student in college and looking to get a student loan for the uncoming semester. Is there a difference between regular loans and a student loan and how do they work? I recieved financial aid but paying for my classes and buying books & needs for class, there wasn’t much left over.
Krylon Spray Paint
I’m a student in college and looking to get a student loan for the uncoming semester. Is there a difference between regular loans and a student loan and how do they work? I recieved financial aid but paying for my classes and buying books & needs for class, there wasn’t much left over.
Krylon Spray Paint
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January 28th, 2012 at 9:28 am
student loans dont need to be repaid until after you finish school
loans have to be re-paid immediately with monthly payments
January 31st, 2012 at 7:11 pm
As the previous poster said - student loans don’t have to start being repaid until after you graduate (or quit) college, whereas a regular loan would require monthly payments starting immediately.
Financial Aid, grants and loans, ARE NOT, and never were, intended to pay all your college expenses - so it’s my suggestion that you Get A Job. Plenty of kids do it.