Low interest loans for needy students, administered at campus level.
A need-based, 5% loan subsidized by the federal government. Repayment starts six months after the student graduates or leaves school.
Federally based loan program administered by the school within federal guidelines. Annual maximum is $4,000, with an interest of 5%. Funds are awarded at the discretion of the school within federal guidelines. Payment of principle and interest begins 9 months after separation. Registrar The department responsible for the administration of course registration, room assignments, determining eligibility for graduation, and the production of transcripts and diplomas. Scholarship Gift aid offered by schools and other groups. They are usually based on academic performance, talent, athletics, school, or community involvement.
A federal loan awarded on the basis of financial need as determined by both FAFSA data and the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.
A need-based federally guaranteed loan set at a fixed 5% interest rate and available through the school (limited funding available). This loan has a 9-month grace period.
a federal student loan program administered by Vassar College
a loan that has to be REPAID
a long -term loan for students who enroll, at least part-time, in an accredited institution of higher learning in the U
a low-interest Federal loan for undergraduates and graduate students with financial need, and is awarded by the school
a low interest loan to help pay for your education after high school
Low interest loan for students. Administered by the school; it is not part of the FFELP program.
This low interest, federal student loan is based on financial need. It is obtained directly from the school, and no interest accumulates while students are in school and during their nine month grace period.
A federal loan, available to students who demonstrate financial need, that is administered directly by colleges.
Perkins Loans are for graduates and undergraduates who are enrolled at least half-time. Awards are based on financial need as demonstrated by the information provided on your aid application and on the availability of funds. Preference is given to students with exceptional need and meet filing deadlines.
A campus-based, low interest loan for graduate and undergraduate students. The college acts as the lender using a limited pool of funds provided by the federal government. These loans are awarded based on exceptional financial need.
Long-term low interest loans offered by the federal government for students showing need that is administered by the school.
Formerly the National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins Loan allows students to borrow money for undergraduate and graduate school. This loan has one of the lowest interest rates (and is subsidized) and is awarded by the school to students with exceptional financial need. Completion of the FAFSA application is required.
A need-based, low-interest loan available to undergraduates with the greatest demonstrated financial need after SEOG funds have been exhausted. These federal funds are limited.
A Perkins loan is a federal student loan program to pay for college. Perkins loans are subsidized loans, which means the government pays the interest until the end of the loan grace period. The annual interest rate on Perkins loans is capped at 5 percent. All students applying for a federal student loan are required to complete a FAFSA loan application. The grace period for Perkins loans is nine months.
Campus based loan funded by the federal government and partially by the college that awards it. It's a subsidized loan with a 5% fixed interest rate. Students with these loans get a 9-month grace period.
Formerly the National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins Loan allows students to borrow up to $3,000/year (5 year max) for undergraduate school and $5,000/year for graduate school (6 year max). The Perkins Loan has a low interest rate and is awarded by the financial aid office to students with exceptional financial need. The student must have applied for a Pell Grant to be eligible. The interest on the Perkins Loan is subsidized while the student is in school.
Formerly National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins loans are issued by educational institutions and they provide up to $3,000 per year for undergraduate programs and up to $6,000 a year for graduate school. Perkins loans are guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Education and qualify for repayment.
A low-interest federal loan available to both undergraduate- and graduate-level students demonstrating extreme financial need. To apply for the Perkins Loan, a student must have already applied for the Federal Pell Grant. Perkins Loans are administered by financial aid offices.
See Federal Perkins loan.
fixed low interest (5 percent) loan through your school. You must demonstrate financial need. Current maximum/year for undergraduates is $4000.
A low-interest federal loan program administered by the school.
A low-interest student loan, funded by the federal government, but administered by colleges. Students can wait until after they graduate to begin repayment.
Formerly the National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins Loan allows students to borrow up to $4,000/year (up to $20,000 total) for undergraduate school and $6,000/year for graduate school (up to $40,000 total). The Perkins Loan has a fixed interest rate of 5% and is awarded by a financial aid administrator to students with exceptional financial need. The student must have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The interest on the Perkins Loan is subsidized while the student is in school.
A Federal loan for students with exceptional need, as determined by their FAFSA information.
Low interest federal loan for students with exceptional financial need (as determined by the college).
Federally subsidized long term, low interest educational loan available to students attending a postsecondary educational institution full time. Students are required to file the FAFSA and must be pursuing an undergraduate degree. Eligibility for this loan is based on financial need. The loan principal and interest is deferred until nine months (the grace period) after the student graduates, leaves school, or ceases at least half-time enrollment. The school is the student's lender and the loan must be repaid to the school.
Formerly the National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins Loan is a low interest loan that allows undergraduate students to borrow up to $3,000/year (5 year max) for undergraduate study and $5,000/year for graduate school (6 year max).
One of the many loan programs that are available to students. Eligibility is determined by need that is based on the federal financial aid form.
The Federal Perkins Loan is in the student's name and is the responsibility of the student. This loan is a need-based loan in which the Federal government pays the interest on the loan until six months after the student leaves college. The interest rate is fixed at 5%. Payments on this loan start six months after the student has left school and payments can be deferred for students going back to school or in certain hardship cases. The amount of the loan is determined by the college and ranges up to $4,000 per year.
A low interest (5%) loan for undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional financial need. The school is the lender, and the loan is made with government funds with a share contributed by the school. The loan is repaid to the school.
One of several loan types available to help students meet their financial needs for higher education. These loans are generally made to students with high financial need, and are awarded by the college. The interest rate is 5% and the grace period is 9 months.
a low interest, campus-based loan awarded to undergraduates who demonstrate great financial need. Funds are limited and awarded first come, first serve. Interest is capped at 5% and repayment begins nine months after graduation or dropping below half time in school.
The Federal Perkins Loan has one of the lowest interest rates and is awarded by the Director of Admissions and Financial Aid to students with exceptional financial need. Students may borrow up to $5,000 per year. The interest on the Perkins Loan is subsidized while the student is in school and during the six months following graduation.
A low fixed interest (5 percent) federal loan for both undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional financial need.
Formerly the National Direct Student Loan Program, the Perkins Loan allows graduate students to borrow up to $5,000/year (6 year max). The Perkins Loan has one of the lowest interest rates and is awarded by the school's financial aid office to students with exceptional financial need. The student must have applied for a Pell Grant to be eligible. The interest on the Perkins Loan is subsidized while the student is in school.
Federal Loans awarded by the colleges to students chosen by the colleges themselves.
A federal loan program aimed toward low-income families.
A federally-funded campus-based loan program for undergraduate students with exceptional need. The interest rate is a low 5%, and the school determines whether a student will receive a Perkins loan.
A Federal Perkins Loan is a low-interest (5 percent) loan for both undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional financial need. Federal Perkins Loans are made through a school's financial aid office. Your school is your lender, and the loan is made with government funds. You must repay this loan.
Formerly the national direct student loan program, the Perkins loan allows students to borrow up to $4,000/year (5 year max) for undergraduate school and $6,000/year for graduate school (6 year max). The Perkins loan has one of the lowest interest rates and is awarded by the financial aid administrator to students with exceptional financial need. The interest on the Perkins loan is subsidized while the student is in school.
Perkins Loans are student loans offered by the United States Federal Government to US college students with financial need. They are named after Carl D. Perkins, a member of the U.S.