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Jan 05 2009

Examining International Student Loans By Gary Marjani

Published by admin under Education Abroad

Studying abroad - whether it is a student from the United States traveling to another country or a foreign student traveling to study in the United States - is becoming more and more popular with each passing year. Studies show that more than two hundred thousand students from the United States study abroad every year, while almost six hundred thousand international students seek to attend college in the United States. The only problem is the consideration of financial aid as it applies to international students. Fortunately, there now exists international student loans designed especially to help students from the United States to study abroad and to aid international students with studying in the United States. In fact, international studies are becoming so popular that most international student loan programs also help students from Canada to study elsewhere and international students to come study in Canada.

As mentioned, there are international student loans available for international students who wish to study in either the United States or in Canada. The number of students worldwide who want to do this is increasing exponentially every year. In general, international students who wish to apply for international student loans have to meet eligibility requirements and certain criteria, such as, their school of choice must be a TERI-approved school. Furthermore, a student must have someone in the United States who is willing to cosign his or her loan.

For students from the United States and Canada who want to study abroad, there are an incredible number of options for international student loans. There are Study Abroad Loans, which apply to students who are United States citizens and permanent residents who are currently enrolled in the school which they attend in the United States. This loan is excellent for those students who only intend to study abroad for a short period of time - a semester or two.

Foreign Enrolled Loans are international student loans offered to United States citizens and residents who wish to receive a degree from a school outside of the United States - as long as it is an approved school. This program offers funding for the entire span of a student’s college career.

The ever-popular Stafford Loans are also available, to either United States citizens or non-citizens who meet eligibility requirements (i.e., permanent residents). It applies to students who want to study abroad, while they are still enrolled in a college or university in the United States, but also to students who want to enroll in an approved international school.

Scholarships and grants are also available to students who want to study abroad or here in the United States. However, those are often not enough to cover the amount of money a student will need. The purpose of international student loans is to try and bridge the gap and make sure that a student who wishes to study elsewhere will have the finances and the means to do so. In past years, studying abroad has been difficult because of the high cost, but with the desire of students to study abroad getting higher every year, there are more and more international student loans becoming available every year in counterpoint.

Gary Marjani is author of several articles pertaining to student financial aid such as FAFSA, Stafford Loan,International Student Financial Aid, etc.

 

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Jan 05 2009

Financial Assistance For Unemployed Student - Key to Achieve Higher Education By Jonesh Taylor

Published by admin under Education Abroad, Financial-Aid

Plan for achieving higher education is the first dream of every person (lad & lass) but some financial complications don’t allow them to fulfill their dream. Running short of money is one of the first complications for the students. The other complication how to derive cash as if unemployed, in that situation they don’t need to fret because financial assistance for unemployed student is absolutely designed to eradicate the unemployed students’ hassles in the duration of pursuing education.

Who is capable to apply for these loans? Answer is! All student borrowers with bad credit or unemployed can apply for financial assistance for unemployed student smoothly or without any hassle work. Therefore, student borrowers don’t need to exhibit their credit history or pledging assets as collateral to the lenders in the process of loan. With the succor of these loans students can achieve education of graduation, under graduation or post graduation easily. Since these types of loans are specially fabricated for those students who covet to achieve U.G or P.G degree.

Despite of collateral is not involved; students can obtain the amount ranges from £500 to £ 13,500 straightforwardly. This loan amount can be paid back within 6 months or 5 years or else after completion their education. This amount can be utilized for assorted issues of related education for instance: pay the college, tuition or examination fees, amortize the hostel charges, laundry charges, tour charges purchase books or computer and all that. After exterminating such education complications, students can make their education tension free. The rate of interest is slightly higher by reason of collateral or credit check is not required. The slightly high rate of interest lessens the jeopardy of lenders’ feeling.

Students who are suffering with bad credit history and don’t have any hard cash to fulfill their education needs, they can easily apply for financial assistance for unemployed student and they can procure cash within 24 hours or even less by filling up a simple online application form with few details about themselves for instance; name, address, contact number, bank account and all that. Rest of the work will be accomplished by the lender and the cash will be transferred directed into the bank account of the student borrowers spontaneously.

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Jan 04 2009

Financial Aid For Students Planning to Study Abroad By Devanshi Kothari

Published by admin under Education Abroad

For students going abroad for higher studies, it is imperative to provide proof of sufficient funds (at least for first year expenses). Mostly all universities require sufficient proof of financial aid for meeting expenses such as application cost, tuition fees, accommodation and living, health insurance, transportation etc. Therefore unless financial aid can be arranged, studying abroad may not be possible at all.

If you are an Indian student planning to go abroad for education, you can consider the various sources for financial aid apart from your/parents’ savings. A main options are as follows -

Bank Loans 

Various banks such as Bank of India, Andhra Bank, Canara Bank, State Bank of India, Axis Bank, HSBC Bank, Indian Bank etc. provide education loans for studying abroad.

Depending upon the loan amount, certain percentage of security (such as NSE shares, house mortgage etc.) is required and interest is charged accordingly. Recently, most banks usually do not ask for security or collateral for a loan up to Rs. 4 lacs. The interest rates would generally not exceed the Prime Lending Rates (PLR). Certain banks also accept a third party guarantee instead of security. (But this is usually for loans between 4 lacs and 7.5 lacs).

To avail of bank loans, the candidate needs to fulfill certain conditions such as he must be an Indian resident, confirmation of admission and requirement of minimum annual income. The repayment of loan generally starts after six months of course completion or one-month of job (if employed immediately after course completion) and the entire amount has to be repaid in 5 to 7 years (from the first payment).

Trust Loans
Trust Loans are either free or charge a lower interest rate (2 to 4 %). The loan amount is variable and is usually up to Rs. 1.5 lacs. However, they generally have a deadline by which you must submit the loan application forms. Few of the well known trusts are- J.N. Tata Endowment (soft loans between Rs. 50,000 and Rs.1.5 lacs), Sahu Jain Trust, Mariwala Trust, K.C. Mahindra Education Trust and R.D. Sethna Scholarship Fund.

Fellowships

Fellowships are comparatively difficult to acquire due to stiff competition. The popular ones are- Inlaks Scholarships, Aga Khan Foundation, Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarships and AT & T Leadership Awards (only for U.S.).

Apart from these, you can also acquire financial assistance abroad by way of University Funding - Scholarship/Fellowships/Assistantships, U.S. Banks Student Loans (for US) and other sources.

One must remember that most universities provide financial aid to overseas students on merit and not on need. It is easier to avail monetary assistance for graduate programs than undergraduate courses. The aid amount varies for different universities and fields of specialization. Also note that it is easier to receive financial assistance from U.S. and U.K. universities than those in Australia, New Zealand or Canada.

In case of undergraduates, Aid forms from the institute as well as the Foreign Student’s Financial Aid Form has to be submitted along with a bank statement. Forms may ask details about your personal and total (family) annual income, average living expenses, asset details etc.

Postgraduate students must mention about financial aid requirement in their application forms. Meritorious students receive financial assistance most commonly in the form of tuition waivers, scholarship or fellowship and assistantships (a cash stipend to take care of their expenses and in return they work for certain hours a week- either teaching or research based).

Please note that Indians usually are able to manage some funding after one or two semesters.

A U.S. Bank loan is among the best alternatives for MBA students. When applying for bank loans in US, a co-signer (US citizen or permanent resident) is required. However, several banks will waiver the co-signer requirement.The relevant information will be available on the university website.

Ensure that you go through the university information thoroughly and understand the terms and conditions properly.

This article is written as a part of the online initiative of ICICI Lombard GIC, India, to create awareness and provide information to all Indian students going abroad for higher studies. Also visit Indian Student Online blog -http://indianstudentonline.wordpress.com for more articles and tips.

For information on Student Medical Insurance visit http://www.icicilombard.com/app/ilom-en/PersonalProducts/Travel/Student.aspx

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Dec 16 2008

Graduate School Scholarships - Reference By James Redder

Published by admin under Financial-Aid

Graduate school scholarships are becoming more and more valuable as the cost of living has increased along with the price of a college education. Cost is considered one of the most important criteria that is factored into the decision to attend most grad schools. A college graduate has two main options available to them to assist in this concern by utilizing scholarships and student loan programs. In fact recent studies would suggest that there is an abundance of scholarships available for mbas, phd and other graduate school degree seekers. This article will focus primarily on graduate school scholarship issues and concerns.

Financial Aid Programs

Every college or university has a specific place for getting financial aid. You should make it a point to visit this office and explore every single scholarship and grant option that is available to you and your specific circumstances. In addition to this you should also let your circle of teachers, friends and family know of your intentions and ask for their assistance in finding scholarships and grants. An additional resource would be using the internet to research college grants and scholarship information.

Government Assistance

The government has established a program named Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for managing grants and other financial aid vehicles. Understand that the financial assistance available here is need based and will take the students’ parents’ financial means into account. This allows them to then determine a fixed grant amount. The U.S. government helps in its own way. FAFSA, which stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid is one such government aid. While granting funding to a student FAFSA takes into account students’ parents’ earnings. This is used to fix the grant amounts. While it does in some cases require more effort it is usually worth it since grants need not be repaid while student loans will have to be paid back.

Scholarship Association

There is an association named National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA) that has been created with the main intent of increasing the reach and availability of existing scholarship funds to eligible students. One of the main benefits of the association to scholarship providers is the set of best practices and policy oriented information that they provide. The association was created in 1999 and recent estimates would state their membership at or around 177 members. In addition to that it also claims to have several small and large private charitable foundations, public facing charities and a number of colleges and universities as members. Recent estimates would indicate that the NSPA member’s are responsible for over $472,000,00 in scholarships and awards every year to over 275,00 students on an annual basis.

Summary

This article has briefly touched on several avenues that are opened for graduate school students to find funding for college. Make it a point to implement each of the ideas presented here. With the overall abundance of scholarships and grants available you should be able to find at least one to satisfy your graduate school scholarship concerns.

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Sep 18 2008

Courses List of Box Hill Institute TAFE

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Courses List of Box Hill Institute TAFE

Certificate in Advanced Hazard Identification and Management
 
Certificate in Advanced Risk Assessment
 
Certificate in Risk Control and Financial Risk Management
 
Certificate in Managing At-Risk Behaviour
 
Graduate Certificate in Vocational Education and Training
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (Public Relations)
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (International Business)
 
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology - Civil
 
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Jewellery)
 
Advanced Diploma of Music (Commercial) - Performance
 
Advanced Diploma of Music (Commercial) - Music Production
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (International Business)
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (Public Relations)
 
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology
 
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Principal Technical Officer)
 
Advanced Diploma of Laboratory Operations (Biotechnology)
 
Advanced Diploma of Multimedia (incorporating Diploma of Multimedia MTM34)
 
Advanced Diploma of Accounting
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (Marketing)
 
Advanced Diploma of Business (Human Resources)
 
Advanced Diploma of Music (Commercial) - Composition (Songwriting & Filmscoring)
 
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management
 
Advanced Diploma of Tourism Management
 
Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (E-Security)
 
Advanced Diploma of Electronic Engineering
 
Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering
 
Dual Diploma of Event & Hospitality Management
 
Diploma of Tourism (Operations Management)
 
Diploma of Dance (Teaching and Management)
 
Diploma of Business (Marketing)
 
Diploma of Business (Human Resources)
 
Diploma of Business Administration
 
Diploma of Accounting
 
Diploma of Textiles, Clothing & Footwear - Fashion Design
 
Diploma of Arts (Ceramics)
 
Diploma of Arts (Interior Decoration and Design)
 
Diploma of Engineering Technology
 
Diploma of Building
 
Diploma of Building Design and Technology
 
Diploma in Entertainment (Stage Management)
 
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Biotechnology/Microbiology)
 
Diploma of Information Technology
 
Diploma of Arts (Graphic Arts)
 
Diploma of Arts (Furniture Design)
 
Diploma of Engineering Technology - Detail Drafting
 
Diploma of Children’s Services
 
Diploma in Telecommunications Engineering
 
Diploma of Sport and Recreation
 
Diploma of Information Technology (Website Development)
 
Diploma of Information Technology (Programming)
 
Diploma of Information Technology (Networking)
 
Diploma of Arts (Visual Arts)
 
Certificate of Information Technology
 
Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming)
 
Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking)
 
Certificate IV in Disability Work
 
Certificate IV in Clothing Production
 
Certificate IV in Animal Technology
 
Certificate IV in Entertainment (Lighting and Sound)
 
Certificate IV in Arts (Applied Design)
 
Certificate IV in Science (Bridging course)
 
Certificate IV in Multimedia
 
Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting)
 
Certificate IV in Broadcasting (Television)
 
Certificate IV in Business Administration
 
Certificate IV in Business (Marketing)
 
Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources)
 
Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation
 
Certificate IV in Dance (Teaching and Management)
 
Certificate IV in Hospitality Supervision
 
Certificate III in Broadcasting (Television)
 
Certificate III in Business (Sales)
 
Certificate III in Business
 
Certificate III in Business Administration
 
Certificate III in Financial Services (Accounts Clerical)
 
Certificate III in Floristry
 
Certificate III in Floristry (full-time)
 
Certificate III in Clothing Production
 
Certificate III in Hairdressing (full-time)
 
Certificate III in Outdoor Recreation (Equine)
 
Certificate III in Animal Technology
 
Certificate III in Visual Arts
 
Certificate II in Asset Maintenance
 
Certificate II In Automotive (Mechanical - Vehicle Servicing)
 
Certificate II in Business
 
Certificate II in Broadcasting (Television)
 
Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)
 
ELICOS (English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students)
 
VCE Units 3 and 4 - Year 12
 
VCE Units 1 and 2 - Year 11
 
Foundation in Music Studies
 
Hospitality and Tourism Studies – Courses
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management
Advanced Diploma of Tourism Management
Dual Diploma of Event & Hospitality Management
Diploma of Tourism (Operations Management)
Diploma of Hospitality Management
Certificate IV in Hospitality Supervision
Cookery Apprenticeship - Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
Certificate III in Hospitality (Food and Beverage)
Certificate III Bakery Apprenticeship
Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)

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