Student Loan Information

eLearners.com: The Best Information on Teaching Degrees

2008-09-02T03:40:00.000-07:00

Do you have an interest in furthering your education so that you can eventually teach others? If you do you are going to want to check out the programs available on eLearners to get a teaching degree.

eLearners offers over 300 accredited different teaching degrees. No matter what field of teaching you want to go in, you will find it here. You can choose from over 52 online schools that have all been screened and chosen as the best.

There are a lot of advantages to earning a teaching degree online. You can still work and fit your studies in around your schedule. That is total freedom.

Don't forget to check out the section that contains the featured online education and teaching degrees. It has the top four most popular schools and degrees listed on the home page for your convenience.

This website is packed with all the information you would need to find the right school for you and to major in the teaching program that interests you the most.

Get $25 Totally Free!

2008-03-29T14:32:00.000-07:00

Hi,

I will only have this post here for a short time, but since college kids are always in need of money I thought it worth posting.

This company is currently giving away $25 free with free sign up. After you sign up you have the ability to refer your friends and earn $10 for each friend up to $500. It's easy to refer friends, I mean who would pass up on free money?

I have already received over $300 from this company and I want you to know it is totally legit and FDIC insured.

Enjoy!
Alicia

Grant Master is Now Offering a Free CD

2008-03-13T07:00:00.000-07:00

If you are looking into applying for Goverment grants than you can't go wrong with getting this free CD. I will not lie to you, you will be asked to pay shipping. Normally I don't bother with those kids of deals because the shipping charges are as high as it would be to just buy the CD outright. So I was surprised to find out that the shipping for this CD is only $1.95. That is a true shipping charge so you won't feel like you are being ripped off, and certainly any high school or college student could afford that if it meant learning how to get thousands of dollars in grant money.

I feel that this company genuinely has something to offer and is not greedy. The CD is truly free and the shipping charges are accurate. You really have nothing to lose except $1.95, and much to gain in the way of a government grant.

Enjoy!

Scholarship Experts

2008-01-10T08:31:00.000-08:00

Good Morning Everyone,

I have some really great posts on companies that will help you get a loan, but I was lacking in the area of scholarships. I finally found a company for you.

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Those are some excellent credentials folks so I hope you take advantage of all they have to offer. Their search service is free and was voted "Best of the Web" by Forbes.com since 2003.

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Apply for a Private Student Loan Free

2007-10-23T12:05:00.000-07:00

Student Loan Advisors
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Up to $120,000
If federal aid doesn't cover all the cost of your education, you can still get the money you need for college. Private student loans are available to students for tuition and fees, room and board, supplies, computers and other every day education related expenses.

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Principal and interest are deffered while in school for most loans
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Students have the option to apply using a qualified co-applicant

This company offers many other things such as loan calculators and loan consolidation. I wanted to concentrate on it's private loans as they seem to be the best.

Apply here:

Sell Your Used Textbooks

2007-10-23T11:48:00.000-07:00

This blog was created for college students and high school students on their way to college.

I have been providing you with loan, grant, and scholarship information. Today I want to share with you a way to earn back some of your well spent money.

There is a new site called Sell Back Books. They are so simple to use and best of all they pay all shipping charges.

All you have to do is...
1. Enter your books ISBN number (you can look up 10 books at a time)
2. Check out the offer they have for you. If you like it
3. They give you shipping and you mail the books
4. They send you a check or deposit the money in your bank account whichever comes first.

Check them out here to find out how much money you can get for your books:

Want to Continue Your Education?

2007-04-06T14:27:00.000-07:00

Beware of Student Loan and Scholarship Scams!

2007-02-22T09:37:00.000-08:00

Anyone can become a victim to a scam.

I have been asked by several people "How do I spot a scam before it is too late".

That's what started me thinking I needed to get an article written I could share with you that would give you some clues as to what to look for and what to stay away from.

Beware of Loans and Scholarship Scams

Best Wishes,
Alicia

529 Plans

2007-02-19T08:30:00.000-08:00

I have read many questions from parents reguarding 529 Plans. I decided to write this article to give you some basic information on the 529 plan and how it will affect your chances of receiving other types of student financial aid.

You can read the article here:
529 Plans:_Saving_For_Your_Childs_Education

Please feel free to leave any comments!

Subsidized or Unsubsidized: What's the Difference?

2007-02-13T04:54:00.000-08:00

Here is a quick overview:

A Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan: a loan for any undergraduate or graduate who has a need. The government will pay your interest up to 6 months after you graduate. You must be attending school at least half time.

An Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan: a loan for any undergraduate or graduate that does not have a need. The individual will have to pay interest on the loan from the day of conception. You may have the option of deferring the payments until you have graduated or left school. Keep in mind you will owe all of that interest.

Before You file for a Student Loan: See if You're eligible for FAFSA

2007-02-09T07:37:00.000-08:00

FAFSA is short for Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

Visit their online website HERE to get more information.

Here you can learn what the eligibility requirements are and what is available to you. You will also be able to take a free walkthrough and tutorial of the program. This site will also help you avoid common mistakes plus give you many other important financial tips you may need when considering financing college.

You can even file directly from the site so if you haven't been there yet I suggest you head over and get started.

Student Loan Information

2007-02-09T07:10:00.000-08:00

As my college career came to an end, I was left with plenty of loans. They were not as high as most, but enough that I am still paying on them 10 years later.

I hope this information on Student Loans will help you make the best choices. Make sure you research all options to see how you can reduce the amount you will owe as much as possible. Don't be afraid to call around and ask questions.

This is a big decision. I would also advise you don't make any loan decisions without first talking it over with a family member or trusted friend.

Best Wishes,
Alicia Bodine