<p>Hello. I am applying for grad school and I am thinking about taking on some student loans. I have been doing some research on the web, but it seems like a lot of the online resources are sponsored by banks and other companies that get kickbacks from the loan companies. Does anyone know where to find the most objective information about student loans? And, are there any good online student loan searches? </p>
<p>Let me know. Thanks in advance for your help.</p>
<p>Getting a “kickback” is a bit harsh and is not how things work. </p>
<p>Perhaps by your criteria, College Confidential, gets a kickback for people clicking on the banner ads as does Google which places the ads. By me telling you where is a good website will also mean that I may get a kickback for a referring you. </p>
<p>The best, absoluely best, no reservation, website, for you to begin your search is with, the Dept of Education, US Government, supported by my fine tax dollars and you paying the interest for our national debt. This piece of information is gratis.</p>