Answer:
O D. Students don't have to begin repaying until they're done with
school.
Explanation:
Student loans refer to credit facilities advanced to students to help them meet tuition fee and other expenses while in college. The Federal government issues students loans through the department of education.
Ordinarily, students are not expected to start repaying the loans until they have graduated from college. A grace period of up to six months is allowed by which the students should be working. The assumption is that students will be employed after college and use their income to service their loans.
