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Types of Student Loans

Citizens Bank No Application or Origination fee
Citizens Bank No Application or Origination fee

It pays to spend on your business with Citizens Bank's no annual fee business ... No origination or application ... Citizens Bank Student Loans are subject to ...

College Ave No Application or Origination fee
College Ave No Application or Origination fee

All interest rates shown in the chart above are fixed rates for the life of the loan. Note: The interest rates for federal student loans are determined by federal law. If there are future changes to federal law that affect federal student loan interest rates, we will update this page to reflect those changes.

CommonBond
CommonBond

The student must be the age of majority (16-21 years old, depending on the state in which you live) and meet the current underwriting criteria under the loan program at the time of applying for cosigner release.

source: commonbond.co
Connext
Connext

Dedicated Student Lending Specialist. Connext Student Lending Specialists provide you with dedicated service throughout the term of your loan. Think of them as your own personal resource.

LendKey
LendKey

Get student and personal loans with LendKey, the platform that connects you with low-interest loans from a network of community lenders. Apply and Save. Get student and personal loans with LendKey, the platform that connects you with low-interest loans from a network of community lenders.

source: lendkey.com
Sallie Mae
Sallie Mae

When comparing federal loans vs private loans, the key difference is that federal loans are provided by the government and private loans are provided by banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions. Each has its own student loan eligibility criteria, application process, and terms and conditions.

source: salliemae.com