Consolidating Student Loans

Many students apply for and receive a new student loan every semester. If you graduate after attending school for eight semesters, you could have eight loans to repay.  That could require some juggling skills.  Each loan could have a different due date, interest rate, and repayment term. What a nightmare!

Combining these loans into a single debt is called consolidation.  Doing this may seem attractive. However, it might be more attractive if doing this offers you additional benefits. While this may seem like a routine decision, the primary reason to consolidate it is to bring your loan out of default.

Federal Student Loans

Private Student Loans

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