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		<title>Graduate Student Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 Dec 2007 06:19:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Graduate student loans- What determines the eligibility
Any student who is interested to undergo a graduation can avail a graduate student loan. Generally bad credit history or bankruptcy of the student who applies for such a loan will not be considered by the bank while approving such a loan. Likewise no credit or the slow credit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Graduate student loans- What determines the eligibility</p>
<p>Any student who is interested to undergo a graduation can avail a graduate student loan. Generally bad credit history or bankruptcy of the student who applies for such a loan will not be considered by the bank while approving such a loan. Likewise no credit or the slow credit of the student will prevent him from getting a graduate loan from the financial institutions.</p>
<p>Different types of graduate loans</p>
<p>A student who is thinking of availing one should be aware of different types of such loans available to him. If he is capable of affording the other expenses of graduation excluding the direct expenses of graduation, he can avail a loan only for the purpose of making payments to the direct expenses of graduation.</p>
<p>Most of the banking institutions offer up to $40,500 to a student. The amount of loan sanctioned depends upon the programme of study. A student who has availed this type loan will normally be given six months grace period after the completion of his graduation to start repayment of the loan amount. Normal interest rate of this loan will be 6.8% fixed and involves no origination fees.</p>
<p>Graduation loans that cover all expenses connected with graduation is the other option available for a student who likes to avail a loan. These types of loans will include all incidental expenses of graduation. Though you have an option to request for a six months grace period to start the repayment, normally it will begin with the completion of graduation. When compared to the interest rate of the other student loans, a person availing this type will have to pay 8.5% fixed as the interest for the loan amount along with the 3% origination fee.</p>
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		<title>College Student Health Insurance</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many surveys show that about 30 percent of college students in the United States (about 4 million) do not have any type of health insurance. When they suddenly need medical care, they either have to pay from their own savings or ask their parents for subsidy. The same surveys indicate that students without any form [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many surveys show that about 30 percent of college students in the United States (about 4 million) do not have any type of health insurance. When they suddenly need medical care, they either have to pay from their own savings or ask their parents for subsidy. The same surveys indicate that students without any form of health insurance were more likely to drop out of college for financial reasons. They have to work immediately to pay off their medical bills.</p>
<p>In many ways, student health insurance is also a great safety net against academic failure. Should you fall ill in the middle of a semester, for example, your medical insurance can cover the cost of your medicines and patient care so that you can go back to school as quickly as possible and not fall behind on school work.</p>
<p>Check with the student services office at your college and university if they partner with health care providers that offer health packages within your means. If you do not have the funds to readily cover the premiums, ask if you can apply for a few extra hundred dollars in student loans to cover the fee.</p>
<p>If your school does not offer health insurance, you can go to the local hospital and ask if you can qualify for income-based health insurance. Almost all cities these days provide health care facilities that are structured for individuals who cannot afford regular health insurance rates. They compute your income and adjust your premiums accordingly. As a college student, you will probably pay almost nothing or only the minimum. These inexpensive health insurance packages are enough to cover the basics such as yearly check-ups, birth control, and basic medicines.</p>
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		<title>Student Travel Discounts</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 Dec 2007 06:18:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Students have many privileges in bars, restaurants, resorts, and even tours and travel. They can take advantage of amazing tours at prices friendly to their pockets. Some travel agencies, in fact, will give a discounted travel package to a student while offering the same package to adults at a regular price. Students also have more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Students have many privileges in bars, restaurants, resorts, and even tours and travel. They can take advantage of amazing tours at prices friendly to their pockets. Some travel agencies, in fact, will give a discounted travel package to a student while offering the same package to adults at a regular price. Students also have more flexibility in getting last-minute booking changes like altering the duration of stay or change in flight schedule.</p>
<p>More often than not, student travel tours are discounted because they carry less tax and lower interest rates. Most agencies of student tours do not do their advertising in the regular airline companies&#8217; websites and use smaller and budget airlines as carriers. Although the routes taken by these small airlines are fewer compared to big carriers, they still offer superb service and lower tour package costs.</p>
<p>Lower or discounted travel fares are can also be acquired by any student by following some of tips. Fly from another airport. In the Philippines, for example, the budget airlines land thirty-two miles away from the country&#8217;s capital, with an almost 70% price different from the regular airfare lands. Passengers from this airport are then given a free two-and-a-half-hour bus ride to the city. The same budget airlines will also allow you to travel in different parts of Asia. In the U.S., instead of flying directly to San Francisco, book your arrival in the nearby Oakland International Airport where rates are much cheaper.</p>
<p>Choose travel tours during off-peak seasons. It could be less crowded, but your experience will still depend on how you are going to spend your time. If it cannot be avoided and you have to travel during the holidays, try to book your flight or your tour as early as possible. You will end up paying 30% less than those passengers who booked in the same season.</p>
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