NEW SALEM STATE COLLEGE BORROWER: Review the Borrower Benefits below and select your Lender
Complete your entrance counseling and Master Promissory Note (MPN) by clicking on the "APPLY NOW" link (below) for your selected lender, when you receive a letter from ASA (American Student Assistance) that your promissory note is ready to sign. If you would like to choose another lender other than those listed below, when you click on apply you will be given a list of other lenders. If you lender is not listed go to the lender website directly
CONTINUING SALEM STATE COLLEGE BORROWER: To ensure continuity in repayment, we recommend that you borrow your Federal Stafford Loan through the same lender each year. If you wish to remain with the same lender you used last year and they are still lending, you do not need to sign a new MPN. HOWEVER, IF YOUR LENDER IS NO LONGER A STAFFORD LENDER OR YOU WISH TO CHANGE YOUR CURRENT LENDER. YOU MUST PICK A NEW LENDER AND SIGN A NEW MPN.
Federal Parent PLUS Loans are credit based and can be denied. Click the "APPLY NOW" button for the lender of your choice to request that a Federal Parent PLUS Loan be processed by the lender. Follow the instructions there to complete the application.
Private loans are non-federal student loans that are used as a supplement to a student's aid package. Students (usually with a creditworthy co-borrower) can borrow up to the total cost of education, less any financial aid received. Most programs also have an annual and/or aggregate maximum. Research all possibilities for scholarships, grants, work study and federal loan programs before borrowing from a private loan program.
Review each lender for their current interest rates, repayment terms and credit criteria. Private loans are credit based, students can apply on their own or with a creditworthy co-borrower.
If you would like to choose a lender other than one of those listed below, go directly to the web site of the lender you wish to borrow from and apply.
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