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Financial Options

A lot of people hesitate about going to school because they think they can't afford it – and that's because they're not aware of the many ways available to finance their schooling.

If you're serious about going back to school, then don't let anything get in your way. College is one of the most worthwhile investments you'll ever make. And it's an investment that will benefit you for the rest of your life.

Here are some of the ways to finance your education:

Volunteers Receive Financial Rewards

If you ever volunteered to serve in the United States Military, Peace Corps, and various other volunteer organizations you may receive monetary awards to be used to further their education. The amount of money varies, but it can often cover a percentage of your student loans.

Scholarships

One of the common ways students use to pay for their education is through scholarships. You see, scholarships never need to be repaid. It is money awarded to students who have earned it in some way. Some of these ways might be through a convincing essay, or simply a desire to work in some profession. Every scholarship is different, and qualifications will vary.

Student Grants

Grants are a great way to finance your education because these loans never need to be repaid. Grants can often cover a percentage of your education if you qualify. And these grants often aren't just designated for fulltime students – they often apply to part-time students as well.

Federal Perkins Loans*

Students may also qualify for a Perkins loan, which is a low-interest federal loan made to students with an exceptional financial need.

Private Loans

Private loans are also used to cover the cost of education. These loans typically come from either banks or some other lending institution. These loans are usually granted based no a credit score, need, or cosigner. Qualifications will obviously vary by bank or lender.

As always, our Everest Student Finance Planner can discuss the various ways you can finance your education. Financial aid available for those who qualify.

*The Federal Perkins Loan is only available at some Everest campuses. Check with an Everest Student Finance Planner for more information.


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