Our school finance guide category explains school loans, the basics of student credit cards and school loan consolidation; where we provide information & resources for highly requested student loans, financial aid and credit card education. We've expanded our finance guide to educate students on both federal and private school loan consolidation.

Some estimations show about 70% of college students have college student credit cards and might still need more money for college and their everyday living expenses next semester. We've been rotating school loans and lenders each semester on this site per user requests. We've screened multiple companies, looked at their private loan specs and have added more college lenders. See Chase student loans

Chase Private Student Loans
You could get a Chase private student loan from $1,000 to $40,000 per academic year for such items as Tuition, Room and Board, computers, books and more.
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Student Finance Guide 
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SCHOLAR TIPS:
If you are looking for scholarships, be advised there are two types of services. The FREE service types you sign up for that give you access to commonly used, slightly modified scholarship databases. The FEE BASED service charges money to use their search or services. There are a few FEE based services that actually do scholarship hunting for you. That being said, we advise to ONLY resort to a FEE based scholarship service if all of your FREE searches turn up nada. Free scholarship information is out there so take your time and be crafty with Google by utilizing their advanced search. Save your money... be cheap. Good luck to you all!

NEWS: Under provisions of the Higher Education Act borrowers are eligible to lock in to a lower rate fixed rate through Federal Consolidation Loans. There are no credit checks and no co signers needed through the 2007-2008 Government Consolidation program. If you need additional funds for school, above and beyond what you receive in Federal aid, consider private student loans. Visit The Free Directory of Private student loan companies offering private student loans - compare college lenders before applying.

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