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- Competitive Rates
- Preliminary approval in as little as 15 minutes
- Funding in as few as 5 business days from receipt of completed application
- Generous loan amounts
NextStudent Undergraduate Loan
Whether you’ve just graduated from high school or you’re going
back to college, the NextStudent Undergraduate Loan could be for
you. Students enrolled at least half-time can borrow from $1,000 to
the full cost of education less any financial aid received. Three
repayment options available - including full deferral of both
principal plus interest until six months after graduation or you drop
to below half-time enrollment!
NextStudent Graduate Loan
Need help financing your graduate education? A NextStudent
Graduate Loan is designed to give you the flexibility you
manage your education expenses. Additional deferment
medical students in an internship or residency program.
apply with a co-signer or on your own signature.
NextStudent Health Professions Loan
The NextStudent Health Professions Loan is designed specifically for
students in various health professions programs and offers maximum
flexibility throughout your education, training, and residency
programs.
NextStudent Continuing Education Loan
Now that you’ve chosen your continuing education program, it’s
time to think about paying for it. The NextStudent Continuing
Education Loan is designed to help students enrolled in degree programs on a less than half-time basis, or enrolled in certificate and technical training programs. Repayment may be deferred for up to 2 years (depending
on type of program and enrollment status).
NextStudent K-12 Loan
With the NextStudent K-12 Loan you can borrow to help pay for your
child’s private elementary or secondary school education. Borrow
from $1,000 to the lesser of $20,000 or the cost of attendance minus
other aid received annually per student (subject to an $80,000
aggregate maximum).