Student Financial Aid Types You Should Know

In general, student financial aids are grouped in belowassociations or religions organization, most of loan
categories:programs have repayment provisions and repayment
- Grantinterest rate applied.
- FellowshipWork Study
- ScholarshipThis program provides jobs that enable students to
- Loanearn a portion of school costs through employment
- Work Studyat the institution. Many colleges and universities offer
- Waiverjob to students where they can earn their school fee
What are the differences between these financialand part of their living expenses.
aids? Many people confuse especially on grant,Waiver
fellowship and scholarship. Let's take a brief look onUnder certain circumstances, a college or university
these financial aids. Grant, Fellowship &may allow a student to attend the courses without
Scholarship A grant is a gifted financial aid for apaying tuition or other costs. A certain eligibility
student that does not have to be paid back.requirements need to be met in order for eligible for
Fellowship is a fund awarded to a graduate student inthe waiver.
a college or university. And scholarship is a financial aidLast Words
usually awarded based on merit or academicIdeally, all students are dreamed to get free money
achievement. Both fellowship and scholarship are(grant, fellowship or scholarship) to aid their study
grant. Practically, these terms very little in differentneeds. Although there are many scholarships available
and in fact, these terms are used interchangeably inout there for students to apply, beware of
representing fund gifted to students to support their"Scholarship Scam". Remember if you have to pay to
college or university study.get money, it probably a scam.
LoanThat's all for this time. See you soon.
A study loan is a financial aid offers to students andNext time we shall talk about "Scholarship scam" and
these money need to be repaid after the completionhow to protect yourself from these scholarship
of the study program. Although there are loansscams.
offered with zero interest rate by charities,