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My state school is already doing it (though it is in addition to the federal program, not in lieu of it). The loans are serviced by a company, but the actual le
by morpheuskafka 3y ago
My state school is already doing it (though it is in addition to the federal program, not in lieu of it). The loans are serviced by a company, but the actual lender is the state as far as I can tell:
> UNC Loans are based on financial need and administered by the University. If you complete a FAFSA and are found eligible, a UNC Loan may be offered as part of your overall financial aid package.
> Interest rates are fixed at 5%, and interest is deferred as long as you are enrolled at least half-time. UNC Loans are repaid to ECSI, the loan servicer.
- selimthegrim 3y agoCaltech used to do it too (also ECSI)
- nunez 3y agoNew Jersey does this as well via NJCLASS loans. They are only disbursed by NJ schools though the lenders are big loan servicers, like MOHELA