International Student Blog

International Student Blog

No Cosigner International Student Loans are Now Available at Select Schools

July 12th, 2016 by Bryanna Davis
No Cosigner International Student Loans are Now Available at Select Schools

We’re excited to announce that a no cosigner international student loan is now available to international students! International Student Loan has partnered with MPower Financing to offer the no cosigner loan to students attending a few select colleges and universities in the US and Canada. To qualify, you must be enrolled at one of the…

Study Abroad Loans Can Help You See The World

July 6th, 2016 by Lette Berhe
Study Abroad Loans Can Help You See The World

For most American students taking out a loan to pay for college is a given, but many students do not consider the possibility of using the money to help them study abroad to enrich their college experience. If a study abroad program has not been on your radar, it may be time to reconsider. In…

What You´ll Need to Make Your Loan Application a Breeze

June 21st, 2016 by Lette Berhe
What You´ll Need to Make Your Loan Application a Breeze

Summer is now in full swing and most of you probably have already made your final decision on what university you will be attending for the 2016-2017 academic year. For those of you who haven’t officially accepted enrollment, be sure to do that as soon as possible! Although you have now finished with all your…

Apply Now for International Student Loans!

June 1st, 2016 by Jennifer Frankel
Apply Now for International Student Loans!

Universities throughout the United States welcome tens of thousands of international students to their campuses every year. Going to school in the United States can be an extremely rewarding experience, but paying for it can be a challenge. Most students rely on several funding sources, such as scholarships, grants, family, personal savings, and finally, student…

Loan Grace Period: Grace Has Left The Building

May 19th, 2016 by Lette Berhe
Loan Grace Period: Grace Has Left The Building

For recent college graduates, between the celebrations, the job hunt, and just simply enjoying summer, you may have put thoughts of your student loans on the back burner. You may have remembered that your loan qualified for a grace period , but can´t remember exactly how long it was and don´t know how to enter into…

4 Benefits of Student Loans When You’re an International Student

September 9th, 2015 by Anum Yoon
4 Benefits of Student Loans When You’re an International Student

Student loans are an integral part of college, especially in a country like the U.S. where tuition rates are sky high. However, international students are at a disadvantage when it comes to obtaining loans to help pay tuition. Federal loans are off the table and can only be acquired by citizens. However, more and more…

A US Bank Account: Make Your Life Easier

August 24th, 2015 by Lette Berhe
A US Bank Account: Make Your Life Easier

Once you have arrived to the US and begin settling into your new college environment, you may start to notice that most people do not carry around much cash. Almost everywhere, including parking meters, allow for the option of paying with a debit or credit card. For those international students who plan on staying a…

3 Key Things to Look for When Comparing Loans

July 14th, 2015 by Lette Berhe
3 Key Things to Look for When Comparing Loans

The world of loans may seem intimidating at first glance, but by educating yourself it becomes a lot easier to manage. By using our Loan Comparison Tool your loan search will be narrowed down to provide you with lenders that work with your citizenship status and your school. Although, we make the process of finding…

3 Key Loan Tips for Foreign Enrolled Students

March 11th, 2015 by Lette Berhe
3 Key Loan Tips for Foreign Enrolled Students

If you are a US student planning to directly enroll in a foreign university, one of the most important things to stay on top of are the deadlines. Having a solid timeline outlined for applications (university, financial aid, loans) will help ensure that you take advantage of all financial assistance at your disposal. If you…

COA: How it Can Save You Money

February 25th, 2015 by Lette Berhe
COA: How it Can Save You Money

A crucial part of the education loan process is determining how much money you are going to borrow. Some students begin to run wild with the idea of receiving a loan check, but it is important to be conscious that a loan is not free money – you will have to pay it back. This…

Get the Financial Aid Newsletter!

newsletter-image