Alison Patterson
[ Admin ]
Regarding funding your studies, this question needs to be addressed to the student finance england website and phone line.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/UsefulContactsByCategory/EducationAndLearningContacts/DG_172310
Their phone number is 0845 300 50 90.
I hope this helps.
Susan Diaz
There’s a difference between what you pay at a community college compared to what you pay at a traditional college, but what exactly is the difference and is it worth it?
Compared to private colleges that on average may run you an annual tab of well over $20,000, you might find you can wring a full two years out of a community college for under $5,000.
Cost at a community college will depend on: the type of program you’re pursuing and regional location. Save even more money when you opt to live at home.
A common misconception is that federal student loans don’t apply if you’re going to a community college. Millions of community college students fail to file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) every year for various reasons, some of which make no sense.
Improve your financial aid plan: find out what types of undergraduate student loans may offer a financial solution for your circumstances and file the FAFSA.
Rule of thumb for federal student loans: if you’re attending school at least halftime, then you should apply for federal loans, no questions asked.
**Apply for federal loans by filling out the FAFSA online and filing it before the deadline. There is no other way to apply for federal funds. Don’t miss out on the most affordable loans going.