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A university encouraged you to apply for scholarships and grants and told you that you could obtain a student loan to cover the rest of the tuition cost.
Which of the following is true about student loans?
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They'll be paid back if you get a job in the field you studied.
They may be paid back by your employer after you start working.
They'll be paid back with interest after you graduate, so you pay back more than you borrowed.
They'll be paid back after you graduate, without interest since they're for students with financial need.
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"They'll be paid back with interest after you graduate, so you pay back more than you borrowed." — This is the correct choice.
Brief note: most student loans must be repaid regardless of your job, and repayment normally includes interest (though some subsidized loans don't accrue interest while you're in school). Employer repayment or full forgiveness can happen in special cases but are not guaranteed.
Brief note: most student loans must be repaid regardless of your job, and repayment normally includes interest (though some subsidized loans don't accrue interest while you're in school). Employer repayment or full forgiveness can happen in special cases but are not guaranteed.
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