They're
the student loans of last resort, the ones college students turn to when all the family aid, grants, scholarships and federal loans aren't enough to cover academic expenses.
Not exact matches
Private
loans are unsecured, credit - based
loans and lines
of credit offered by banks, credit unions, and state agencies that are meant to be a «
last resort» if the
student needs more money after maximizing their financial aid and federal
loans.
While filing for relief should be a
last resort, politicians such as Rep. Katko and Delaney believe that carrying the burden
of student loan debt even after declaring bankruptcy is unfair.
Student loan borrowers should consider other forms
of repayment assistance, and only consider bankruptcy as a «hail mary»
last resort.
While personal
loans can be a help for your
student debt, they really should be a
last resort compared to other sources
of funds.
Think
of private
student loans as a
last resort to pay for college — they cost more than other types.
These
loans tend to have fewer protections than federal
student loans, which is why many consider them to be an option
of last resort.