Online Entrance and Exit Counseling
Entrance and exit counseling is required for all students who borrow a federal loan.
Once your loans are in repayment, you will be mailed a monthly statement
with a return envelope, or you can go paperless by enrolling in
EPIC.
Repayment Plans
Repayment generally begins six months after you are no longer enrolled at
least half-time. Explore which payment plan works best for you. You can change
your repayment plan once a year by contacting a servicing team member or
completing the appropriate form.
Payment Methods
We offer several ways to make your payments. View the payment methods to
find the right option for you. Don’t forget, save 0.25% on your interest rate
when you sign up for auto debit payments.
Loan Forgiveness
Loans may be forgiven if you go into certain professions or if you
incur a permanent disability. Learn more
here.
Deferments
Deferments let you temporarily stop payments because of an unexpected
hardship or situation. Learn more about each type of deferment
here.
Forbearances
Sometimes a deferment is not an option. Learn more about forbearances
here.
Defaulted Loans
If you have a student loan and your payments are 270 days or more past due,
you are in default. Click here for ways to resolve
your defaulted loan.
Updated: 04/09/2009
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