SPONSORED POST: Student Loan Solutions

In the life of most high school students, headed to college is the question of paying for college. Some will have the advantage of parents that planned ahead and saved the money so that that their kids could go to college, without worry. Others will be one of the lucky few to get a full scholarship. Still others will get grants and do the financially smart thing of avoiding student loans by working their way through college to pay for whatever they couldn't get covered elsewhere.
However, many, in fact according to recent statistics, most students will go into debt with student loans. Most of the readers, of my blog know that I don't like borrowing for any reason. However, today, I am being sponsored by NextStudent.com. NextStudent has four different plans to serve college students, graduate students, college graduates, high school students and even parents.

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Go ahead take a look, I promise not to bite your head off. However, I strongly suggest working with your college's financial aid counselor and find alternative's to putting yourself into heavy debt. Debt that will weigh you down heavily when you leave school.