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Federal loans are backed by the government and often come with fixed interest rates and flexible repayment plans. Private loans are offered by banks and lenders, may require a credit check, and can have variable rates.
Start by completing the FAFSA form to be considered for federal aid. For private loans, research lenders and apply directly on their websites.
Yes, through programs like Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) or income-driven repayment plans, you may qualify to have your remaining balance forgiven after a set period.
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