Like subsidized loans, your school will determine the amount you can borrow.
Interest does not accrue on subsidized loans while the students are in school.
This is a subsidized loan: the government pays the interest while you're in school and for 9 months after graduation.
But they have a much lower average than the banks because of the many subsidized loans.
It is also looking for ways to provide subsidized loans to Mexico.
Credit is allocated on market terms, although the government provides subsidized loans.
The bill would set the interest rate for subsidized loans at 6.8 percent, regardless of whether commercial rates rise or fall.
Or a subsidized loan to a company that offers you a job?
The bank is an agency that makes subsidized loans to the buyers of American exports.
What would stop Congress from cutting back on subsidized loans and grants?