What is a Federal Direct Subsidized Student Loan?Group of answer choicesA no-interest rate student loan available to eligible undergraduate students at both public and private colleges and universities.A loan program available to undergraduates with financial need where the federal government pays the interest on the loan while the student is enrolled.A long term loan (10+ years) that allows a student to defer repayment until they have either gotten married or purchased a home.A loan that allows you to combine multiple student loans (subsidized and non-subsidized) into a single loan repayment program over 30 years.

Under a subsidized Stafford Loan, the federal government will amake my loan interest free for the life of the loan bpay the interest on this loan while I am enrolled in college cpay off my loan balance if I graduate with honors

A student loan is money a person borrows in order to:A.purchase a new house.B.buy luxury goods.C.pay off existing debt.D.pay for college tuition.

A low-interest loan for students who do not demonstrate financial need is a(n):A.Indirect Unsubsidized Loan.B.Direct Subsidized Loan.C.Direct Unsubsidized Loan.D.Federal Pell Loan.

When do private student loan repayments begin?Group of answer choicesA loan that allows you to combine debts into a single loan.A longer term loan (e.g., 3–5 years) that allows you to purchase a car.It depends — most require interest payment as soon as the loan is taken out and some may require principal repayments at that time too.Only upon completion your graduate degree (MA, MS, or PhD).

Who can take out a Direct PLUS Loan?A.Colleges or universitiesB.Any family memberC.Undergraduate studentsD.An undergraduate student's biological or adoptive parents