United Student Alliance launched new charitable grants for college and high-school students looking to graduate debt-free, offering flexible solutions for its members.
United Student Alliance, an organization dedicated to helping college students graduate debt-free, announced new charitable grants to avoid student loans and relieve the stress of college debt. The solutions are available for members at various levels of education, including current college students, graduate students and high-school students planning to go to college.
More information can be found at https://unitedstudentalliance.net.
Student loan debt is a serious issue for college students, with a US total of more than $1.48 trillion dollars in total debt from more than 44 million borrowers. To help students graduate debt-free, United Student Alliance offers charitable grants available for its members.
Eligibility for the grant is available for United Student Alliance members who pay their $150 registration fee and nominate themselves each year for a grant upon graduation. The grants are available for current and graduate students, as well as high-school students interested in enrolling in college.
The twelve steps of the program can be found at the official website of the United Student Alliance. Visitors will also find the complete United Student Alliance rules and regulations, as well as more information on who can quality for the charitable grants.
The recent service update is part of the organization’s efforts to help students eliminate the stress of student loan debt.
A spokesperson for the company said: “We intend to solve the student debt problem one student at a time with United Student Alliance. We are also working to help former students that graduated and still have student loan debt to free them of that burden. Our military men and women are very high on our list to eliminate their student loan debt. They put everything on the line for us every day or whenever we call on them. We owe them that freedom.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
