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Federal and External Loan Programs

Program
Name
Federal Perkins
Student Loans
Health
Professions
Student Loan
(HPL)
Federal Direct Subsidized Loans
Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans
Federal Parent PLUS Loans/Graduate PLUS Loans
Alternate Loan Programs (Non- Governmental Sources)
Source of Funding

L.I.U. Administered
Campus-Based

L.I.U. Administered
Campus-Based

Federal Government

Federal Government

Federal Government

External Lenders

Eligibility Requirements

Full-Time Students
U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
Demonstrate
Financial Need

Full-Time Students
U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
Demonstrate
Financial Need

U.S. Citizen or
Permanent Resident

Subsidized Loans:

Requires that Student Demonstrates
Financial Need

U.S. Citizen or
Permanent Resident

Cost of Education minus Financial Aid

Parents of
Undergraduate
Students and Graduate Students
U.S. Citizen
Or Permanent
Resident
Credit Check is
Required

Must be Financially
Creditworthy

Applications Required

FAFSA or Renewal
FAFSA

FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA

FAFSA or Renewal
FAFSA

FAFSA or Renewal
FAFSA

FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA

Lender’s Electronic/Paper Application and
FAFSA or
Renewal FAFSA

Special
Aspects

Must Maintain Good Academic Standing

Must Maintain Good Academic Standing
Must Major in Pharmacy

 

 

Amount Borrowed
Cannot Exceed Cost of Education Minus
Financial Aid

May Use Co-Borrower if Student is Not Financially
Creditworthy


Award Amounts

Up to $4,000
Per Year
But Not to Exceed $4,500 for the
First-Two Years of Study

Up to $5,000 Per Year

Year 1 - $3,500
Year 2 - $4,500
Year 3,4,5 - $5,500
Graduate - $8,500

Year 1 - $6,000
Year 2 - $6,000
Year 3,4,5, - $7,000
Graduate Students - $12,000

Up to Cost of
Education Minus Financial Aid

Up to Cost of
Education Minus Financial Aid

Lifetime
Amount or
Limit

Undergraduate:
$20,000

Graduate Combined:
$40,000

None

Undergraduate:
Sub: $23,000
(Independent Under.)
$23,000
Graduate:
$65,500

Undergraduate:
$31,000 (includes Subsidized Loans)

Independent Undergraduates:
$57,500 (includes Subsidized Loans)

Graduates:
$138,500 (Includes Undergraduate Loans of Which no More than $65,500 can be Subsidized Loans)

None

None

Repayment
Terms

Begins Nine Months After
Graduation or
Termination of at Least Half-Time
Study at 5% Interest

Begins Twelve Months After Graduation or Termination of
Full-Time Study in
Pharmacy at 5% Interest

Begins Six Months After Graduation or Termination of Part-
Time Study at a
Fixed 6.80% in the 2008-2009 Academic Year.  New loans after 7/1/08 have a 6.0% Interest Rate.

Payment of Interest is Required Quarterly Beginning 60 Days after Disbursement with Principal Repayable Six Months after Graduation or Termination of Part-Time Study at a 6.8% Fixed Interest Rate.

Begins 60 Days After Disbursement at a Low 7.9% to Date

Varies from Within 45 Days or Six Months After Disbursement of Loan
Variable Interest Rate

Deadlines

Mid-March Prior to
Award Year

Mid-March Prior to
Award Year

Within 30 Days of
Semester’s End

Within 30 Days of
Semester’s End

Within 30 Days of
Semester’s End

Within 30 Days of
Semester’s End

After You
Apply

Award Letter from
the Office of Student Financial Services

Award Letter from
the Office of Student Financial Services

Federal Agency Will Send a Disclosure Statement

Federal Agency Will Send a Disclosure Statement

Federal Agency Will Send a Disclosure Statement

Guaranty Agency Will Issue a Disclosure Statement