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NextStudent Offers Private Student Loans for Undergraduates ...
PHOENIX, AZ -- (MARKET WIRE) -- July 21, 2006 -- There is an option for undergraduate and graduate students who have not yet applied for their student loans or for those without sufficient federal funds for the fall semester. Phoenix-based NextStudent, a premier education funding company, has a private student loan program to help undergraduate and graduate students receive the funding they need to get them through college.
NextStudent's Private Student Loans have no application deadlines or fees and are available throughout the year to help cover the total cost of a student's education, less financial aid. An annual maximum of $40,000 or the calculated cost of attendance (lesser amount) is available with a program maximum of $130,000. Private student loans pay for tuition and fees, housing, supplies and computers.
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Vashawn Smith said he's taken a number of phone calls from lenders who want to sell him a student loan consolidation plan for his master's degree program. Smith said he gets about a phone call per day and letters in the mail. All the offers encourage him to lock in his $23,000 in loans at a lower rate.
University of Nebraska-Omaha finance professor David Volkman said lower rates are the biggest advantage of consolidation.
"There's all kinds of offers out there, and the student has to be careful and evaluate the offers carefully. "The student needs to look at: Will there be closing costs? There are lenders out there that are saying no closing costs. Then, there are other lenders out there that are offering benefits after you consolidate."
Volkman said students should shop around.