what does that mean when they ask if you are currently in default of any student loan?

default means that you haven't paid it. like if you miss a certain number of payments in a row you default. if you don't have to make payments, or you are up to date, you're fine.

To my knowledge you should not be, but check the terms of your loan to be sure. Subsidized loans are like credit card offers of no interest for 6mths, 1yr, etc. Most students don't start paying until after they've finished school. After you finish school they will usual give you a 6mths grace period to pay off your loan interest free. This is when the clock usual starts ticking on your loan. If you don't start making payments after you've graduated then you go into default. As long as your in school you can hold out on that bill.

Stanford has a website were you can get information about their loans if that is the type you have.

http://www.staffordloan.com/

No. To be in default you would have to be at least 60 days behind in payments on a student loan.

It means that you had a previous student loan and have failed to pay it back, or you received federal grant money for which you were not entitled and have not paid it back. If you've never had a student loan, or not had excess grant funds (trust me, you'd have been notified about these ones) you can safely answer no.

No. A default loan is when you have not paid the money by the due date (like a bill) usually this is 30,60,90 days deliquency. You can always ask your academic advisor...one should be assigned to you. Best of Luck!

Default means you are late on a scheduled payment. You seem ok

No. The question is asking if you have missed payments on such a loan.

ur not currently in any Defalut loans.

You aren't in default. You are only in default if you are not making payments that are due.

It means you're behind in payments.