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Compare the contract for the years ahead.
Ask whether payments start immediately, cover only interest during school or are deferred. A deferred payment does not necessarily mean interest stops. Compare the projected balance when full repayment begins and the total expected payments, using the same school-year borrowing amount.
Review fixed and variable rates separately. For a variable offer, ask how the rate changes and request an illustration at a higher rate. Check hardship options, co-signer release criteria and any school or enrollment requirements in the lender's actual contract.
Review available federal borrowing and its current terms before deciding how to finance any remaining gap.
Check whether the request can be reduced by a different living budget or additional non-loan support.
Compare payment frequency, term and total cost rather than selecting the smallest first payment.
No. Ask for the lender's release criteria, required payment history, credit or income review and application process. Both borrowers should understand their obligations until a release is confirmed.
Not necessarily. Ask when interest starts, whether it must be paid during school and how unpaid interest affects the later balance. Compare projected repayment balances under each available payment option.
BorrowCompass provides a guide to this topic at private college loan approval process. Review current provider terms before making a borrowing decision. BorrowCompass does not issue loans or guarantee approval.