Student Loans
Federal Direct Subsidized Loan
- Need-based loan with interest paid by the federal
government during enrollment period.
- Interest rate fixed at 6.8 percent, with 10 years to repay.
- Maximum amounts: $3500 for freshman, $4500 for sophomores,
$5500 for juniors and seniors.
- The 1.0% net origination fee (after 1.5% automatic rebate for on-time payment) is included in the loan amount.
- Repayment begins six months after the student graduates
or is enrolled less than half time.
- Families must complete the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (www.fafsa.ed.gov)
to determine eligibility for this loan.
Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan
- Non-need-based loan with interest paid on a monthly
basis during the enrollment period of or deferred
and added to the principal amount when repayment begins.
- All other terms are the same as above.
Student Loan Request Form
Parent Loans
Families may borrow
up to the full cost of attendance, less financial aid.
While there are no income restrictions, the borrower
must pass standard tests of creditworthiness. All loans
may be prepaid partially or in full with no penalty.
Families intending to borrow a parent loan
should submit the application by July 31, 2008
in order for loan credits to be available toward the
payment required for fall term registration. Please
apply for only one parent loan at a time.
Federal Direct PLUS Program (available to U.S
citizens and permanent residents)
- Interest rate is fixed at 7.9 percent, with 10 years to repay. Repayment begins right away.
- The 2.5% net -origination fee (after 1.5% automatic rebate for on-time payment) is deducted
from the amount for which families apply.
- Extended and graduated repayment plans also available.
- Evaluation of creditworthiness does not include
debt-service-to-income ratio analysis.
- Direct PLUS application instructions
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Federal Direct PLUS Loan
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Interest Rate |
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currently fixed at 7.9 percent |
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Fees |
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net fee of 2.5 equals the origination fee of 4 percent and a 1.5 percent incentive
rebate (deducted from the amount borrowed)*
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Annual Percentage Rate |
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8.47 percent
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Repayment Period |
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interest accrues after the first disbursement, but the first payment is not due until
approximately 60 days after the second disbursement; repayment period is normally
10 years; extended and graduated plans also available, up to 30 years (no penalty for
accelerated repayment)
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Amount of Monthly Payment |
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$12.08 per $1,000 borrowed, with a minimum monthly payment of $50
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Special Options |
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up to three years of forbearance, or temporary suspension of payments while interest
continues to accrue, in cases of financial hardship; loans can be consolidated for a single
monthly payment; .25 percent interest rate deduction with auto-pay.
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Monthly Repayment $10,000 $25,000 $40,000 |
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$121 $302 $483
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* Incentive rebate of 1.5 percent is contingent upon the borrower making
the first 12 monthly payments on time. |
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* New federal interest rates for 2008-2009 will be available in July 2008. |
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Estimating Amount to be Financed
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Educational Expenses for 2008-2009
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Tuition and Health Services Fee |
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$33,983
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Room and Board |
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$11,042
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Student Services Fee |
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$2,190
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Estimated Books / Personal |
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$3,035
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subtotal |
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$50,250
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Total Scholarships and Student Loans |
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Contribution from Current Income and Assets |
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Amount to be Financed |
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Tuition Prepayment Option
Families who have saved for college may wish to prepay future
years of tuition and health services fees at the 2008-09
rate of $16,991.50 per semester, avoiding annual rate increases. The payment for
a freshman is $135,932 for a sophomore $101,949, for
a junior $67,966.
Please note that this program covers tuition and health
service fees only, and does not include room,
board, or other fees. Families are responsibile for paying these separate charges each semester, as instructed by their invoice.
- For more details, please consult our Fact Sheet.
- To enroll in the program, please submit a Data Worksheet
- We will begin sending contracts to participants in mid-June.
While outside scholarships may be applied toward these other charges, families receiving a need-based scholarship from the College are not eligible to participate in this program. Unused funds can be returned to the family at any time (without interest) for students studying out of residence or withdrawing.
Enrollment
in the Tuition Prepayment plan requires that a contract be signed with the Financial Aid Office, and must be completed by August 31, 2008, to avoid a late enrollment penalty.
(rev 3/08 ssm)
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