Student Financial Aid Idea: Private Student Loans

For Students Starting a New Semester

— Need Extra Money —

We hear you loud and clear. All of your —

government student loans,
scholarships,
grants,
and savings — don't add up to pay the full cost.

And the tuition bill is due!

That is when you turn to private student loans to help fund the remaining portion of education related expenses. You can get your money in as little as 5 business days.

Summary Aid Information
Loan Amount	borrow from $3,000 up to $45,000: ¹
Repayment	begins after graduation: ²
No Origination Fees	pay zero origination fees: ³
Exclusive Gift	get a $300 rebate upon graduation: ⁴
Processing	instant preliminary approval
Higher Limits	higher borrowing limits than federal loans
No FAFSA Form	no financial aid forms required
No Cost to Apply	no fees to apply or prepay
Disbursement	funds disbursed directly to you-cosigner

It takes just 3 quick steps —

Step 1: Estimate How Much

your costs includes tuition, housing, school supplies, transportation to and from school, and a computer. Make sure you borrow the right amount so that you will have enough for the entire year.

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Step 2: Get Yourself Approved

this is a credit-based, private student loan. So many first-time students will need a qualified co-signer such as a parent or another in order to qualify for the loan.

Call us at 1-866-230-4578 and let us help you get qualified.

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Step 3: Submit Your Application

Our SayStudent Loan gives you the flexibility to manage your education expenses. Whether you've just graduated from high school or starting a graduate program, the SayStudent loan can provide the money you need.

Your complete application can be processed and funded in little as 5 business days.

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Legal Notes:

1 Undergraduate and graduate borrowers may borrow annually up to the lesser of the cost of attendance or $45,000.

2 Undergraduates and graduates may defer repayment until six months after graduation or ceasing to be enrolled at least half-time. Immediate and interest only repayment options are also available.

3 A repayment fee may apply based on credit history.

4 $300 principal reduction is applied to unpaid principal balance when proof of graduation is received. If outstanding balance is less than $300, balance will be reduced to $0.

Money You Need for College
use our "College Money Map " to find the aid money you need.