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Student loans are often the only way that one can pay for their higher education costs. The cost of a college or university education is getting higher all of the time and not everyone is eligible for scholarships and grants, for these people there are student loans. These will pay for a good education but each loan will need to be paid back according to a set schedule.

There are a few different student loans out there that one can apply for:

Federal student loans
These loans are applied for by the student seeking to go to college of university and they will be paid back according to the contract beginning after the student has graduated.

Federal parent loans
These loans are made to the parents of the student instead of the students but they still pay for the child's education. While these loans can be worth more the repayment schedule starts right away instead of after graduation.

Private student loans
These loans can be paid out to the student or the parent and they are not paid back until graduation. These often have higher limits as well.