Knobull Provides Support To Improve Education ROI

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Sept. 6, 2022 - PRLog -- Lynn Bentley, President of Knobull reported, " The price tag of a college education has risen at about 4.6 times the rate of inflation over the past 50 years! Today, public college costs between $22,690 for in-state students to $39,510 for out-of-state students. In 1971, the average cost was $1,410 per year. For private schools, the costs have risen at an even higher rate."

College tuition and fees can be a big expense. When you add in other expenses like room and board, meal plans and textbooks, it can seem overwhelming. Thankfully, there are plenty of options for college students who are seeking loans and employment to cover expenses. Also the ability to search for textbooks and other learning support products using the Knobull Amazon buttons can help. Key tips include:

• Do your research. Look up the average salary for career path targets as well as the average cost of college at any university of interest.
• See if you qualify for federal financial aid. Fill out the free application for student aid to determine if you're eligible for federal student loans, grants and work-study programs.
• Apply for scholarships. Look for ways to finance your college education without excessive cost.
• Explore part-time jobs or internships and Knobull provides support to help with the career search process.

Private student loans can be a good way to bridge the financing gap when federal loans aren't enough to cover college costs. In this case, it's critical that borrowers shop to ensure they are getting the best possible deal for their situation.

With the average cost of college outpacing inflation, it makes sense that student loan debt is also increasing at a high rate. The outstanding student loan debt in America is more than $1.75 trillion.

Those trying to decide what to do with your student debt, could consider refinancing to a private student loan at a lower interest rate. Refinancing to a lower rate can help reduce the monthly payments.

Switching to a private loan would make you ineligible for certain federal benefits, like income-driven repayment plans, COVID-19 administrative forbearance and the recent student loan forgiveness programs.

Bentley concluded, "As an emerging student-first connected learning and career development platform which includes a purchasing portal for Amazon products, our mission is to help every student and rising professional achieve their best, in school and beyond. We strive to improve the overall return on investment in education by helping students learn more in less time and lower cost."