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Student Loans
In the past, borrowers received federal student loans from banks and other financial institutions. Under a new law that went into effect July 1, 2010, all federal student loans will be provided directly from the government through the financial aid office at the postsecondary institution the student is attending.
--from the FDIC Consumer News, Fall 2010
For more information about saving and paying for college from the FDIC, the Department of Education, and other government agencies, start at www.mymoney.gov/category/topic1/going-college.html
Colleges and Universities
- eCampusTours.com - provides 360-degree virtual campus tours of hundreds of college campuses.
- All Business Schools - directory of business schools offering full time, part time, executive, and online MBA programs
- CollegeAbroad.com - provides a worldwide directory of college and universities searchable by location, school type, and setting
- US Journal of Academics - information about US schools, colleges, universities, and other programs for foreign students
- Columbia State Community College
- University of North Alabama
- University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- University of Tennessee, Martin
- Middle Tennessee State University
- Bethel University
- Union University
- Martin College, Pulaski
- Belmont University
- Tennessee State University
- Freed-Hardeman University
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