We will be updating this webpages for the year as we get closer to the summer of and it is time for this step to begin. In the meantime, the information here is still useful to give you a general overview of what this step is all about.
You will see your Budget and Award Information. While your student budget establishes the annual limit on the amount of financial aid grants and loans from all sources available to you, some students choose to live under the budget and borrow less while others use a combination of resources that add up to the maximum amount of their student budget. Keep in mind that if you are borrowing from a loan program that deducts fees prior to disbursement like a Federal Direct GradPLUS loan , you may increase your loan request by the amount of the fees and we will increase your student budget for this expense.
Your LIPP eligible borrowing amount may be a lower figure than the maximum amount that you can borrow under the standard student budget. You can still borrow over your LIPP eligible amount up to the standard student budget maximum; however, that excess amount will not qualify for LIPP assistance after you graduate.
All loans will disburse directly to your student account in two equal installments ; one per semester. Interest accrues from date of disbursement on each unsubsidized loan. Almost all loans at the graduate level are unsubsidized. Since your loans are disbursed in two equal installments, interest only accrues on the fall portion of your loan until the spring semester when we disburse the spring portion on the first day of spring term.
Some lenders may give you the option of applying for a fall only or spring only loan. This option does not save you time or money and it will require you to submit a second application for the spring semester or the next time you need funds.
Applying multiple times throughout the year will increase your loan amount since each loan has a minimum monthly payment amount. You should check with your lender regarding their minimum monthly payment policy. When you receive your loan disclosure letter from your lender, you will see a disbursement date that is after the first day of school.
This is because we do not disburse loans until we know that you are enrolled on campus and have met all of our disbursement requirements. Until your loan is actually disbursed, we will list it as an anticipated credit to your student account. The disbursement date has no effect on your ability to receive any excess money on your student account at registration.
Loans can be adjusted throughout the fall semester until December 1st. For the spring semester, loans can be adjusted until April 15th. You are not required to borrow through the HLS loan program. Any other borrowing may be done through any federal or private educational student loan program of your choosing. The deadline to complete a loan application and have it used as an anticipated credit towards your student account for registration purposes is August 10, Entering students who apply for their loans by July 15 will have the loan shown as an anticipated aid credit on their first Student Account notice, which comes out on July 26, You may borrow through any federal or private educational student loan program of your choosing.
The deadline to complete a federal or private educational student loan application and have it used as an anticipated credit towards your student account for registration purposes is August 5, for entering students and August 10, for returning students.
Entering students who apply for their loans by July 15 will have the loan shown as an anticipated aid credit on their first Student Account notice, which comes out on July 25, It has a spelling mistake. Information is missing. Information is outdated or wrong. Login error when trying to access an account e. My Service Canada Account. GC Key access. SecureKey Concierge Banking Credential access.
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