Applicants would have to
demonstrate financial need which is the cost of attending the university or college minus the contribution you or the family can make.
These loans are reserved for students who have
demonstrated a financial need which is determined by their FAFSA application.
Not exact matches
The only exception to this rule is for Perkins loans; these student loans,
which are only available to students with
demonstrated financial need, always have a 5 percent interest rate.
You also
need to prove that you are eligible for these kinds of programs,
which may require you to
demonstrate that you are experiencing a unique
financial hardship.
The second type is the Unsubsidized Loan in
which you are not required to
demonstrate financial need to receive it.
This leads to the Catch - 22 of Credit: in order to establish credit,
which is
needed to borrow money and qualify for loans, applicants must
demonstrate good
financial habits.
Personal loans are also usually unsecured,
which means you
need to
demonstrate at least some
financial responsibility to obtain one of these loans.
Before Indigenous people will let down their guard, developed countries, and the governments of developing countries
which will be paid to keep their forests standing,
need to do at least three things: 1)
demonstrate clearly that they will recognize and respect Indigenous land rights, 2) include Indigenous peoples in the scheme governing use of standing forests, and 3) ensure that Indigenous people whose traditional territory is the forest benefit from the
financial proceeds of REDD.
ML Foundation Diversity Scholarship Program,
which gives scholarships to second - and third - year law students from underrepresented groups with
demonstrated academic excellence and
financial need.
Students who
demonstrate financial need may qualify for subsidized loans, for
which the government will pay the interest as long as the student is enrolled in school and earning a degree; the student will then pick up the interest payments upon graduating or leaving school
regulated
financial institutions are required by law to
demonstrate that their deposit facilities serve the convenience and
needs of the communities in
which they are chartered to do business;