Each year, millions of people enroll in higher education programs — whether that be through traditional education like a university or community college, or through
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the coming years expect to see a rise in job openings for welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers.
A welder (someone who fuses materials together to create or fix mechanisms) can expect to see both high growth over the course of their career
Have you applied for a private student loan, but the application wasn’t approved? You’re not out of options! If you’re thinking about reapplying but are
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, welding jobs are expected to grow 3% from 2019–2029. Not only that, but getting trained in welding can
Financing can be an important factor in a person’s education and career goals. One question, though, is how a student loan works. Below, we take
One of the biggest barriers to education can be cost. And even though a program like welding school will often provide a career-building education at
What’s the relationship between student loans and credit?
So you’ve applied for a Climb Credit student loan and gotten approved — congratulations! Your next steps will be reviewing and signing some important documents
One step students will come to when applying for a Climb Credit loan is the option to add a student loan co-borrower. Click to learn more about what being a co-borrower means and how having one can impact a student loan application!
As with any major life decision, the first step you’ll need to take to help keep your student loan repayment process as smooth as possible is to make a plan. Whether you’re switching careers or boosting your current career, keep in mind what your potential new salary could be and when it might take effect.
Whether you’re unsure about the difference between interest rate and APR or you want to brush up on originations, we’ve got you covered. Click to get the low-down on the student loan terms you need to know!
Many lenders (like Climb Credit) allow students to re-submit applications if they’re not approved with their first. If you find yourself re-applying for a student loan (or are just looking to improve the chances for your initial submission), click to view some ways you can strengthen your student loan application!
When you take out a student loan, whether it be a private loan (such as one through Climb), a federal loan, or an institutional loan, you’ll eventually find yourself dealing with a student loan servicer. Click to learn more about who they are and what they mean for your loan!
