Loans

A college education is one of the most important investments you will ever make. You are investing in yourself. You are investing in your future. As such, students (and parents) find that low-interest, educational loans provide a sound strategy toward meeting the costs of attending college.

The Student Financial Aid Office understands that you may borrow to pay for your education. Most students today do. The key is doing so responsibly using sound judgment with an eye on the future. These resources can help you understand and manage student loans.

• Loans Offered as Part of the Aid Package

• Loan Process & Promissory Note Completion

• Lenders

• Loan Entrance Counseling (for new UC Stafford or Grad PLUS Loan borrowers)

1. Interest Rate Information

1. Stafford and PLUS Loan Fees

1. Undergraduate Stafford Loan Maximums

1. Alternative Loan Borrowing

• Debt Management

• Co-op Aid Distribution

• Loan Exit Counseling (for student loan borrowers at any point of non-enrollment)

Loans require the completion of a promissory note.  These legal documents can be electronically completed (and signed, if you wish) online to finalize your loan offer acceptance.