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You like the idea of going to a school for nursing. You did some research, and a nearby community college offers a two-year associate’s degree in nursing. The cost of tuition is $17,000 per year. The admissions office tells you that you would qualify for some grants and that you should be able to obtain subsidized federal student loans for the remaining amount.

What are the basic terms of a federally subsidized student loan?
Question 5 options:

The loan is issued by the government, and the government pays the interest while you're in school.


The loan is issued by the government, and interest accrues while you're in school.


The loan is issued by a private company, and interest accrues while you're in school.


The loan is issued by a private company, and the government pays the interest while you're in school.

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The first option. A federally subsidized student loan is a government-issued loan for which the government pays the interest while you’re in school (and during certain deferment/grace periods).