Step 1: FAFSA Financial Aid Application
Filing the FAFSA is an important step in the financial aid process. It allows your school to generate your financial aid package, which can include Federal Stafford loans, work study, and grants.
File a New FAFSA | File a FAFSA Renewal
Step 2: Apply for the Stafford Loan
The first step on the path to financing your education is apply for the Stafford Loan at StaffordLoan.com. Federal student loans offer low interest rates and deferred payments until after graduation.
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Step 3: Consider a Private Loan
Private Student Loans (no FAFSA required) are a flexible supplement to your financial aid package. They help cover education related expenses such as tutors, laptops, and last minute tuition hikes.
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The deadlines for your state or school may be different from the federal deadlines,
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