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Texas Student Loans

Undergraduate and graduate college students in Texas may be eligible to apply for various types of student loans to finance their education. Federal loans are recommended as the first choice for students to borrow as they are government regulated, fixed-rate and readily available through the state of Texas and also directly from your school. To begin the student loan application process, you must fill out and submit a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

After filling your FAFSA and receiving your award letters, you'll have an good indication of how much federal financial aid coverage you will have, and what else you might need. Keep mindful of the financial aid calendar to ensure you are meeting deadlines. Often students exhaust their federal loans before meeting their true cost of education including fees, books, supplies, computers, rent, transportation and other education-related expenses. One option for filling the remaining gap is a private student loan. While federal loan limits are set by grade level and student status, private student loans do not have any set limit and therefore can cover up to your full cost of education, including those unexpected expenses.

There are 405 schools in Texas that offer different types of student loans. StudentLoans.com provides the knowledge and resources necessary to research and apply for the loan you need. The information below will help you find which options are available at your college.

Top 20 Schools in Texas

Below are the colleges in Texas with the highest enrollment. All schools listed provide federal financial aid (based on information provided by the Dept. of Education) and many accept private student loans as well. Contact your financial aid office to learn more about federal loans for you school. Apply for private student loans here at StudentLoans.com.

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