College Ave Student Loans Review

Being the parent of a college graduate and one headed to college in the fall, the need for student loans is beyond a reality. Choosing a college, leaving home and becoming responsible for decisions including a future career can be daunting and difficult to process. With many options regarding student and parent loans for college students and parents can get confused or feel lost in the shuffle. Thanks to College Ave Student Loans the process has gotten easier and less complicated.

Learning from other lending companies, College Avenue Student Loans has come up with a lending process that makes the daunting task of funding our student’s higher education easier and less complicated. Whether you choose a student loan or parent loan College Avenue Student Loans will walk you through the process step and help you understand your options and choose which one is best for you and your child.

College Avenue Student Loans invited me to host a pizza a party with a few friends to discuss the student loan process and the options they provide to students and parents for undergraduate students. Having gone through federal funding with our oldest child we found it necessary to search different avenues for our son as he enters college in the fall. With my daughter dealing with repayment of federal loans, higher interest rates and a massive amount of debt looming over her head the idea of private funding was intriguing. Private funding through College Avenue Student Loans allows students and parents to customize their student or parent loans to fit the needs of their family. They recognize that each family is unique and that the loan you choose should be too. College Avenue Student Loans offers a no origination fee and a lower fixed interest rate than the federal program allowing an average savings of $1,000. If parents choose not to take on the full responsibility of a loan for their college student, College Avenue Student Loans offers the option to co-sign a loan with their student instead; meaning the student will share in the responsibility of the loan repayment as well. You can check out College Ave Student Loans student loan tools.

College Ave Student Loans and Experian®, are offering a limited time joint offer of a credit health check — a complimentary, personalized credit education session with an Experian Credit EducatorSM agent — to families preparing to pay for college. College Ave is collaborating with Experian to better support parents who may need to consider borrowing or cosigning a private student loan if savings, scholarships and federal aid fall short of higher education costs. The personalized credit education session offers an in-depth, one-on-one, 35-minute phone call with an Experian Credit Educator agent. During the session, parents will receive a copy of their Experian credit report and score and a personalized, step-by-step walk-through of the report, as well as examples of actions that may improve their credit score and insights for future credit management decisions. For more information about how to access the free credit education session, visit here. By utilizing this unique opportunity your family will be able to determine how to customize your student or parent loan through College Avenue Student Loans maximizing the most value for your student’s loan. College Avenue parent loans offer no origination fee and lower interest rates enabling your lending experience to meet your needs. Loans start at $2,000 and can cover up to 100% of the school-certified cost of attendance. College Avenue Student Loans will assist you and your student in meeting your needs by providing a unique lending experience to meet your unique needs.

Check out College Avenue Student parent loans website or the College Ave Student Loans. The pizza party was a success and my guests left with their giveaways and brochures in hand ready to seek out College Avenue Student Loans to see how they can meet their pending student/parent lending needs.

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.