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International education is booming! Last year more than 720,000 international students came to the USA to study in US universities and colleges, a record number; and more than 270,000 US students studied abroad, also an all-time high. However, studying abroad often requires financial assistance for extra expenses such as travel, accommodations and materials, which can make it a greater financial commitment. International Student Loan is here to help, by offering access to a range of international student loans, foreign-enrolled loans and study abroad loans to international students and Canadian students in the USA and for US students studying abroad around the world. Now, finding a loan is easier than ever! Simply use the comparison tool above to find the appropriate international student loans, study abroad loans or foreign-enrolled loans. Students can now evaluate their options side-by-side and begin financing their education overseas.
International education is expensive, and many students struggle to fund their international studies. Scholarships and grants are available, but they are very competitive and rarely cover all of your expenses. That is where an International Student Loan can help. Students at eligible schools (with a US co-signer) can apply for up to the total cost of attendance, as determined by yours school, minus any other aid received.
It is very important that US students maximize their borrowing under the Stafford Loan Program and other federally subsidized loans before resorting to private loans. Both US and international students should use scholarships, personal and family funds, and any other money you can prior to borrowing any money on a student loan. Every dollar you borrow will need to be paid back, with interest.