Payment Term
5 to 15 Years
3 or 5 Years
Interest Rate
Fixed or Variable
Fixed
Monthly Tuition Payment *
$300 - $363
$332 - $598
Grace Period
6 months
3 months
Living Expenses Stipend
$7,000
$4,000
Applicants that may not have a qualifying credit history are encouraged to apply with a cosigner. Applying with a cosigner may help you get a better rate.
*Loan terms and repayment rates vary by individual. The loan provider reserves the right to modify or discontinue programs at any time. Please see their website for current terms.
The financing above is based on the full-time program offering. It can be tailored to the part-time student.
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