Current students, here are some financial planning tips for the Spring Semester:
1. If you are expecting a refund check for the Spring Semester, Student Accounts has set January 16, 2007 as the “pick-up” date in Leahy Hall (after 3 p.m.).
2. You will soon be receiving your next statement from the Student Accounts Office which will reflect your pre-registration for spring courses. Please note that if your registration is not finalized, the appropriate adjustments will be reflected on the next statement. This may actually affect your refund check – so if your refund check seems larger than expected, it is possible your tuition charges are not yet complete.
3. Student loan disbursements and scholarship credits will post to your account in early January. 4. Your financial responsibility for the upcoming statement is only the amount of your tuition and fee charges not covered by loans and scholarships.
Personal loans have no benefits unless the borrower has a strong purpose to use the loan, and is conscious of the repoayment period, Thus a borrower may not benefit by just taking a personal loan. Personal loan decisions should be based on a short term need to take advantage of an opportunity such as school, a car loan, or a by building assets such as buying a property.
David from the Get a Personal Loan Website http://bodocs.com
Posted by: David | January 21, 2009 at 03:17 PM