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financial aid options for Continuing Ed

How Best to Finance Continuing Education

Recommended Options:

As continuing-ed student going to school less than half time, you may not qualify for federal aid assistance. You best options are available below:

  1. Private Student Loans:
    you can borrow up to $45,000 each academic year and defer repayments until after you complete your program

    jump to private student loan information for continuing-ed



  2. Scholarships:
    some continuing-ed programs may qualify for scholarship money. It wouldn't hurt to do a search: view information



  3. Home Equity Credit Lines:
    if you own a home with some equity value, you can borrow against your home equity to pay for education costs: see home equity information



  4. The Banker Home Equity Line of Credit (BLOC):
    same as home equity loans except that you use the credit line as your money account. You must have working income for the program to work: view the BLOC product demo



  5. Other College Financial Aid:
    view other financial aid options that may be available: see summary of financial aid option

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