The phrase "average amount of loans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial statistics or data related to loans, typically in a report or analysis context.
Example: "The average amount of loans taken out by students has increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean value of loans" or "typical loan amount".
Akhuwat Foundation lends highest average amount of loan (Rs. 21,375) which generates lowest average amount of income (Rs. 24,002) while Farz Foundation offers lowest average amount of loan (Rs. 11,823) which generates highest average amount of income (Rs. 30,540).
It is already mentioned in the study that the average amount of loan offered by Akhuwat Foundation,NAYMET and Farz Foundation is Rs 21,375, Rs. 16,120 and Rs.
The figure is the sum of the average amount of loan aid received by student borrowers for the years 2004-05 to 2007-08 (the most recent years with available data).
The data for the student debt was obtained from the US Department of Education database (IPEDS), where the data is available as the average amount of loan aid received by the typical borrower for that year.
The first loan can be no more than $1,500; the average amount of all loans is about $2,500.
The Institute for College Access and Success calculated that two-thirds of students who graduated from four-year public and private colleges in 2011 used student loans; the average amount of student loan debt for those who borrowed was $26,600.
Data from 2013 shows that the average amount of student loans received by full-time undergraduates was $10,459, placing Full Sail in the top 6percentt of all four-year schools in terms of student indebtedness.
In the years since the economy has soured, pawnshops have been making more loans than ever, and the average amount of a loan has grown from $80 in 2008 to $150 today, said Mr. Murphy.
Math- Find out the average cost of medical school, as well as the average amount of student loan debt incurred by medical students.
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