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Business School Graduate Loan Program
The GradLoans Business School Loan will help you bridge the gap between federal financial aid and the true cost of a graduate education. Created especially for business school students like you with unmet financial need, our business school Loan program will help you achieve your professional and educational goals.
You can use a graduate business school loan to cover any education related expenses, including, student computers, books, room and board, travel and more. Additional Benefits include:
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GradLoans Business School Loan Benefits
- Defer payments while in school and for a six-month grace period after graduation
- Exclusive 2% graduation reward based on your outstanding principal balance1
- No upfront, origination, guarantor, or prepayment fees
- Lower your interest rate by 0.25% when you choose to have your payments automatically deducted from your personal bank account
- Rates as low as Prime minus 0.50%, based on credit evaluation
- Annual Maximum is 100% of your Cost of Attendance minus other aid, based on school certification
How do I qualify?
You must be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident, and be enrolled at least half-time in a 4 or 5 year degree program. Additionally, you must have a cosigner for your loan application, and you and your cosigner must both pass a credit check.
Undergraduate students may apply for Private Student Loans at www.PrivateStudentLoans.com
Business School Loan Borrowing Amounts
You may borrower up to the cost of education.
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Federal Stafford Loan for Business School
- Learn more about Stafford loans for business school or your MBA program
- Apply Online - Federal Stafford Loan Application
Research Top Business Schools
- Harvard University
- Stanford University
- University of Pennsylvania
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Northwestern University
- University of Chicago
- Dartmouth College
- University of California-Berkeley
- Columbia University
- New York University
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After Graduating From Business School
1You will be eligible to receive a Graduation Reward when:
- The student graduates from the degree program that the loan was used to fund, and;
- The graduation date is less than six years after the date of the loan's first disbursement, and;
- The loan is not in default on the graduation date Upon graduation, if you have more than one participating loan, you may be eligible to receive a Graduation Reward on each loan. However, you will not receive a Graduation Reward more than once for the same loan, even if the student receives more than one degree. We may request proof of the graduation date and degree from the student or the school, in order to confirm eligibility for the Graduation Reward. If you default on your loan or consolidate or refinance your loan with another lender prior to redeeming the Graduation Reward, you will not be eligible for a Graduation Reward. We will calculate the Graduation Reward by multiplying the outstanding principal balance of your loan on the last day of the month of graduation by 2% (0.02) and rounding to the nearest cent. The outstanding principal balance used for the calculation will not include accrued and unpaid interest, which may be capitalized when your loan enters its repayment phase. If you consolidate or refinance your loan with another lender after you redeem your Graduation Reward, we may add the amount you redeemed to the principal balance of your loan that is reported to the consolidating or refinancing lender. If there is an overpayment due to an error, we reserve the right to increase the principal balance of your loan by the amount of the overpayment of the Graduation Reward. It is your responsibility to notify us if there is an error in the Graduation Reward calculation or if you do not receive an expected Graduation Reward redemption
5 Interest will continue to accrue while your private student loan payments are deferred, and it will be capitalized (added to your principal loan balance) when repayment begins.
