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Private Education Loans are offered by many lending institutions to assist students and their families
with meeting college expenses. These programs are designed for
undergraduate and graduate students, parents, and international students.
Students considering a Private Educational Loan program must carefully consider the terms
and conditions of the loan. The maximum amount a student may borrow per
academic period is the total cost of attendance budget minus all financial aid
received. It is recommended for borrowers to utilize their potential federal
loan eligibility prior to exploring Private Education Loans.
Below is a list of lenders whom Georgetown University students have utilized
over the last 3 years and are expected to be lending in the 2010-2011 academic
year:
Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union
Alaska Student Loans
Bank of North Dakota Student Loans
CitiBank
Citizens Bank
Credit Union Student Choice
Digital Federal Credit Union
Discover Student Loans
Iowa Student Loans
JP Morgan Chase
Maine Education Loan Authority
Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority
Minnesota Office of Higher Education
NJ Class
Pentagon Federal Credit Union
PNC Bank
Rhode Island Student Loan Authority
Sallie Mae
SunTrust Bank
US Bank
Wells Fargo
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