What are some options for financing a graduate education?

Paying for a graduate school education can be a very costly expense; here are a few ways to help you get the financing you need to complete your education. Student Loans * Federal Perkins Loans are granted to students who are considered to have limited financial ability to pay for their graduate education based on their FAFSA. These loans max out at $6,000 for each academic year and are repaid to the school you attend.

* Federal Stafford Loans are available in two forms, subsidized and unsubsidized. Subsidized loans are based on your financial need and do not incur interest while you are in school or the loan is deferred. Unsubsidized loans are not based on financial need, but are open to anyone.

These types of loans begin accumulating interest as soon as the funds are disbursed. A graduate student can be awarded $20,500 within an academic year. Private Financing Options * Secure a private loan from your bank or credit union.

Some of these types of loan are intended to cover only educational expenses and other cover these expenses plus various living expenses. * Obtain a Home Equity Loan from your bank or credit union. Generally, in order to qualify you will need a well established credit history.

* Invest in a 529 Plan. * Consider making a Education IRA contribution.

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