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Now that you've chosen your continuing education
program, it's time to think about paying for
it.
The START Continuing Education Loan is
designed to help students attending school
on a part-time basis. Repayment may be deferred
for up to 2 years.
For more information:
download
the START Continuing Education Loan brochure
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competive
interest rates |
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fast,
easy, no hassle application |
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no application fees
or other out-of-pocket fees |
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funding in as few
as 5 business days from receipt of completed
application |
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preliminary approval
in as little as 15 minutes if applying
by web or phone |
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generous loan amounts:
see loan limits |
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repayment is automatically
deferred for up to two years, depending
on enrollment status and program type |
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no prepayment penalty |
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available for past
due tuition balances, too |
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funds disbursed
directly to you! |
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borrow
from $1,500 to $30,000 a year |
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$130,000
aggregate maximum borrowing limit |
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favorable
repayment terms* |
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no pre-payment penalties |
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minimum monthly
payment of $25* |
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enrolled
in a degree program less than half-time
as defined by your school or enrolled
in a certificate or technical training
program |
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attending a TERI-approved
school* (call 1-800-255-TERI) to confirm
eligibility of school) |
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proof of enrollment
must be provided |
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You
must meet the credit guidelines below
(a co-signer may be required): |
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satisfactory
credit history, residence and employment
history of at least two
years |
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proof of current
income |
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if self-employed,
verifiable business income for at least
two years |
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U.S. citizen or
permanent resident and have resided
in the U.S. for the previous two
years |
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international students
must apply with a qualified credit-worthy
U.S. citizen or permanent resident co-signer |
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for
certificate/degree granting programs:
repayment is deferred until the earlier
of
- two years after the first disbursement,
- six months after graduation, or
- six months after enrollment has
ended
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for non-certificate/non-
degree granting programs:
repayment may be deferred until the
earlier of
- six months after end of the academic
period for which the loan is taken,
or
- six months after enrollment has
ended
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