Student Center
Student Loans
The first step in preparing for college is applying for Federal Student Aid. Click here to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
After making use of grants, scholarships and federal loans, there still may be unmet education expenses. There are private student loans available, but keep in mind they are not backed by the federal government, offer less flexibility and will likely have a higher interest rate.
For more information on preparing for college check out this site!
Youcandealwithit.com
A website that provides students and college graduates with important information on money management, student loans, budgeting and credit cards. It provides helpful information, techniques, tools and practical advice on how to approach financial situations.
Educational Links
Googolplex
The credit union guide for student moneymakers.
Quarterlifecrisis.com
An active, supportive online community for twentysomethings transitioning to life in the “real world”. You can take surveys, connect with other twentysomethings, and access career resources.
Motleyfool.com
A site designed to educate, enrich and amuse individual investors around the world. Offers seven monthly investment newsletters covering a variety of investing styles.
Iwillteachyoutoberich.com
A blog on personal finance (banking, saving, budgeting, and investing) and personal entrepreneurship.
Feedthepig.com
A website that encourages you to take small savings steps today to build a solid financial tomorrow. Features financial calculators, weekly email savings tips and educational articles.
BrassMagazine.com
The web version of Brass Media's magazine. The site provides direct, intelligent, entertaining content to young adults about the money side of life.
