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Originally Posted by Ellie May  When she fills out her FAFSA, that info goes to the school. If need is not met through any pell grant given to her, then loans are offered. The best would be direct subsidized ecause the government pays the interest. Then direct unsubsidized where she would pay the interest. After there there are Parent Plus loans and then private loans. Private loans generally have higher interest rates and require a cosigner.
So all that to say, she should look at the financial aid packet sent to her after filling out the FAFSA and get loans that way.
Is that what you were asking?
One of my loans is through Sally Mae. I did not choose it. i just chose what loans I needed and that was done automatically... |
Thanks Crystal. We did the FAFSA and according to them she has no need based on our income, and we are nearing the end of what we plan to contribut to her education so she is now forced to look at a couple of minimal private student loans. I'm just not sure where to start or what steps to take.