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Financial Aid: Government and Supplemental Loans
American citizens and permanent residents of the USA are often eligible for federal student loans as well as supplemental (alternative) loans through private lenders. A list of lenders is provided below.
How much can an MBA student borrow?
The University can authorize a loan or loans for funds up to (but not exceeding) the "Total Estimated Cost of Attendance" for the MBA.
What is the process for applying?
Students may begin to file the FAFSA for 2006-07 during the application process, and can file for loans with lenders after being offered admission to the MBA. We provide support for this process for all eligible students upon admission to the program.
Temple University’s Office of Student Financial Services, assists eligible MBA students in obtaining State and Federal Government grants and guaranteed loans.
Please email your questions regarding financial aid to sfs@temple.edu
MBA Loan Programs:
- CITIASSIST Loan, Citibank
http://www.studentloan.com - SIGNATURE Student Loan, Sallie Mae Servicing Corp.
http://www.salliemae.com - RESOURCE Loan, PNC Bank Education Loan Center
http://www.eduloans.pncbank.com - KEYSTONE EXTRA, PHEAA (must be a PA resident)
http://www.pheaa.org - KEY Alternative Loan, Key Education Resources
http://www.key.com/educate - EDUCAID Select, Educaid-First Union
http://www.educaid.com - TERI Alternative Loan, The Education Resource Institute
http://www.teri.org - Education One Loan, Bank One Education Finance Group
http://www.educationone.com - FLEET 1st Loan, Fleet Bank
http://www.fleet.com
