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Undergraduate Students change

9/8/2008
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Alternative Loan Eligibility - Undergraduate

Alternative Loans

The University of Dayton's suggested lending institutions offer a variety of private loans for students to receive additional funds beyond those received from federal, state and institutional sources. Alternative loans are low-interest, unsecured loans. Eligibility for most of these programs is based on the creditworthiness of the borrower.

The loans typically allow students to begin repayment of the loans after graduation or ceasing to be a half-time student. Please contact the lender directly with any questions related to a loan program's specific terms and conditions and how they apply to you. Remember, each loan has different terms and conditions.

Undergraduate students: You may be required to obtain a co-signer to receive an alternative loan.

Suggested Lenders:

 

Please see our Alternative loan comparison chart for more details.

Click here for information about our preferred lender lists.

 

Repayment: Visit the Loan Payment Calculator to view a loan repayment estimate.

 


your financial aid reference guide

We've personalized the options below based on the degree program you've selected. Each of the links below will provide you with important information about the financial aid options available to you.  For questions not answered below, please contact our office to speak to a Financial Aid Counselor.  To view the options for another degree program, click here.

general financial aid information
Overview & FAQ
how to apply
Apply for Financial Aid for an Undergraduate Degree
Federal Stafford Loan Entrance Counseling Session
Annual Renewal Process
Helpful Hints When Applying for Need-Based Financial Aid
how we determined your eligibility
The Role of the FAFSA in Determining Your Financial Aid Eligibility
How Your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) Is Determined
Priority Application Dates for Undergraduate Students
What Is Financial Need?
Appeals for Additional Need-Based Financial Aid
Veteran's Eligibility Information
financial aid programs
Grants
Scholarships
Loans
Student Employment
factors that may change your award
Minimum Credit Hours Required
Add, Drop or Withdrawal from a Class
Residency Changes
Study Abroad and Study at Another Institution
Summer Enrollment & Financial Aid Eligibility
Academic Suspension or Dismissal
costs and student expense budgets
Tuition Charges
Additional Fees (in addition to tuition)
Housing Options and Charges
Student Meal Plans
Annual Student Expense Budget
payment information
Payment & Billing Information
Refund Policies for Tuition, Fees and Other Charges
additional payment options
Meeting Your Annual Bottom Line Costs
UD Pre-Payment Plan (Interest Free)
UD Deferred Payment Plan
Federal PLUS Loans
Alternative Loans
Comparison of Borrowing Options
standards of satisfactory progress
Background and Impact of Satisfactory Academic Progress
Determination of Progress
Duration of Eligibility
Credit Hours Requirement
Grade Point Average Requirement
forms
Ohio Residency Form
Appeal Form
Verification Worksheet
Family Asset Certification Form
FAFSA Worksheet C
Household Certification Form
Family Monthly Budget
Consortium Agreement for Study Abroad
Statement of Certification for PLUS
tax benefits
Hope Scholarship (tax credit program)
Lifetime Learning Credit
Educational Loan Interest Deductions
Qualified State Tuition Plans
Coverdell Savings Accounts (formerly Education IRA)
Employee Tuition Assistance
staff members  

 Title IV School Code:  003127


Office of Financial Aid · University of Dayton · 300 College Park · Dayton, Ohio 45469-1305
(800) 427-5029 or (937) 229-4311 · FAX (937) 229-4338
 

Questions and comments: Email finaid@udayton.edu
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