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State College Loans: Take Advantage If You Can

"A single courageous state may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory"

Justice Brandeis





State college loans are great for people who are:
  • worried about getting college loans with bad credit
  • looking for student loan forgiveness programs
  • concerned about student loans with no cosigner
  • anticipating a need for student loan deferment
  • trying to find college loan consolidation

State programs not only fit these needs, but many offer their own unique features as well. And their interest rates are usually below the rates offered for private student loans .

In some cases, state loan rates are even more favorable than the federal interest rates .

38 states have some kind of college loan program. Click on your state to see what is offered:


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If your state does not have a separate state college loan program, you can search for student loans from competing lenders at SimpleTuition


college loan consultant plan for paying off student loans in any state After you've seen what is available in your state, check some others out. If you see something you would like your state to include, email your state legislators .




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