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UHEAA is committed to helping students succeed. We understand the pressures of paying for college. Student loans shouldn’t be your first choice to pay for college and you may be better off if you don’t end up using student loans at all.
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If you have questions about Complete Student Loans, other private student loans, federal financial aid options, or if you just need help coming up with a plan, schedule a time to meet with one of our experts.
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Common Questions
How much can I borrow?
You may borrow up to your school’s cost of attendance, less any other financial aid you received. The loan amount must be certified by the school.
What is the interest rate?
Interest rates are based on credit, repayment, and term options chosen. Learn more about our interest rates.
What are the repayment options?
Undergraduate Loan
- 10- or 15-year term
- Interest-only payments while in school
- Full principal and interest payments while in school
- 10- or 15-year term
- Interest-only payments while in school
- Full principal and interest payments while in school
- Fully-deferred principal and interest payments while in school
- 10-, 15-, or 20-year term
- Full principal and interest payments
What can I use the loan funds for?
Tuition, fees, books, etc. Basically any education-related expenses your school will certify.
Do I need a cosigner?
Over 80% of our borrowers have cosigners. Applying with a creditworthy cosigner may reduce the interest rate you’re eligible for.
Who can be my cosigner?
It is recommended that your cosigner be a parent, grandparent, spouse, or guardian.