College is difficult enough without worrying about filling out loan applications.
College educations are expensive; tuition, fees and books cost more now than ever before, making it increasingly difficult for students to fund. Fortunately for students, grants, scholarships, financial aid and student loans are available to help offset the cost of furthering your education. When it comes time to fill out applications for student loans and aid, you have to provide a plethora of information, including financial information, personal information and loan term information.
Instructions
1. Read the instructions for filling out the loan period on your student loan application. Your loan term is defined as the period for which you are requesting a loan. You must be a registered student enrolled in an accredited college or university at least halftime to apply for a student loan.
2. Calculate the loan term for which you are applying. If you are applying for just one semester, you should indicate the start date of that semester's courses as the loan start date on your application and the last day of the semester as the loan end date on your semester.
3. Print your class enrollment paperwork to prove you are registered for classes for the loan period you indicated on your application. Include this paperwork when you submit your loan application.
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