CU Student Choice

08/28/2026

What if your student loans could cost you less? 👀

If your credit has improved or you’re paying a higher interest rate, refinancing could be worth a look. But before you make a move, it’s important to know what you could save and what you could give up.

See when refinancing makes sense and when it might not.

https://www.studentchoice.org/when-does-student-loan-refinancing-make-sense/

08/20/2026

Before you accept a student loan, make sure you know exactly what you’re signing up for. 🎓

From how much you really need to borrow to your interest rate, repayment options, and cosigner responsibilities, the link to the 5 questions to ask before you say yes to a student loan below ⬇️

08/14/2026

Before the first student loan is disbursed, every family should answer these questions:

• Who's borrowing?
• Who's responsible for repayment?
• What happens if someone can't pay?
• What does a cosigner actually agree to?

Our latest guide walks through it all - https://www.studentchoice.org/family-guide-student-loan-responsibilities/

08/11/2026

08/04/2026

🎓 Graduated this spring? Your first student loan payment may be closer than you think.

Before your grace period ends, take a few simple steps that could save you money and help you avoid surprises when repayment begins. Read our latest guide to make the most of this window.

Link below 👇

07/29/2026

Want to save over $1,000 on your student loans? It might start before graduation.

Making small payments while you're still in school can help reduce interest and lower what you repay later. See how it works.

Link in the comments.👇

07/27/2026

💼 Working this summer to pay for college?

Good news: earning a paycheck doesn't automatically mean you'll lose financial aid. In fact, many students can earn thousands before it affects their FAFSA.

Learn how summer income, savings, and Work-Study are treated, and what it could mean for your aid.

👇 Read the full article in the comments.

07/24/2026

"My loan was approved...so where's the money?"

It's one of the most common questions this time of year. Between school certification, paperwork, and federal timelines, there's a lot happening behind the scenes. Learn what to expect, what can cause delays, and how to help keep everything moving before classes begin.

👇 Link in the comments.

07/21/2026

Graduate school financing looks different than it did just a few years ago.

Federal loan limits, employer tuition assistance, assistantships, scholarships, and private loans can all play a role in helping you pay for your degree. Understanding how they work together can save you time, money, and stress.

Read our guide to explore your graduate funding options.

07/16/2026

Your student loan was approved... so why hasn't your school received the money yet? 🤔

Between approval and disbursement, there are several important steps happening behind the scenes. Knowing what to expect can help you avoid delays and unnecessary stress before the semester begins.

Read our guide to learn what happens next and how to keep your loan on track.