What happens if my child doesn't graduate in 4 years?
Would scholarships and federal loans carry over should my student take longer than 4 years to graduate?
Would scholarships and federal loans carry over should my student take longer than 4 years to graduate?
We’re often asked the question; “Would paying off my mortgage early help me qualify for more financial aid?”
Can you appeal a financial aid award letter? The answer is yes, however it’s not a cut and dry process that differs among the schools on your child’s list. Here are a few tips to share that shed some light on the appeals process:
It’s that, “oh shoot, honey, do we still have those in our strong box” kind of investment: Yes, I’m talking about savings bonds. You likely stashed them away for your kids 15 years ago, and if you’re like many families, you may have forgot about them entirely. But if your kids are now in college, it may be time to take a trip down to the cellar to dust them off.
If your child is a soon to be a first-time borrower, you likely have questions about student loans such as: What types of student loans are available? What options might make sense for my child?