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TuitionWise Student Loans

Eligibility

Determining if you are eligible for a TuitionWise student loan is simple.

First, if you are an undergraduate or graduate student, you must be enrolled at least half-time in a degree or certificate program at a participating school. TuitionWise student loans can be used at over 6,000 schools nationwide. Continuing education borrowers can be enrolled less than half time in a degree-granting program or enrolled in a certificate/technical training program.

Second, students can greatly increase their chances of meeting the TuitionWise credit criteria by applying with a creditworthy cosigner. A qualified cosigner will help increase your chances of receiving a fast approval and could help you get a better rate.

If you decide to apply without a cosigner, you will need to satisfy the following requirements:

Some advantages of a TuitionWise Loan

  • Get a check sent directly to you
  • No payments required while you are in school²
  • Apply online or over the phone in minutes
  • Borrow up to $40,000 per year¹
  • Preliminary approval in as little as 15 minutes

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  1. Undergraduate and graduate borrowers may borrow annually up to the lesser of the cost of attendance or $30,000 ($40,000 for certain schools where it has been determined that the annual cost of attendance exceeds $30,000) and up to the aggregate amount of $130,000. Borrowers in Continuing Education and K-12 loan programs may borrow annually up to $30,000 and up to the aggregate amount of $130,000.
  2. Undergraduate students may choose to defer repayment until six months after graduation or ceasing to be enrolled at least half time in school. Interest only and immediate repayment options are also available. Graduate repayment is automatically deferred. Continuing education borrowers begin repayment the earlier of a) 180 days after the student graduates or earns a certificate; b) 180 days after the student ceases to be enrolled; or c) two years after the date of the loan disbursement. K-12 loans are immediate repayment loans.