Published
I used Sallie Mae and received a pretty decent interest rate and the application process was quick and painless. They release the funds to your school and any amount that remains for that quarter or semester is released to you by check. Check out www.salliemae.com
Good luck
If you are eligible, a Federal PERKINS loan is a wonderful choice. You would need to confirm this with your fin aid officer, but this loan is eligible for full, 100% forgiveness for "nurses and medical technicians" after graduation.
My school awarded me Direct Sub and Unsub Stafford loans automatically, and I had to go in and verbally request a switch to the Perkins funds. Have any nurses out there gone through the Perkins forgiveness process? I just wonder how much paperwork is involved, and whether it is submitted to the school, the hospital, or both... Anyone have experience with this?
I just recently got a loan through Chase Bank, the interest rate is good and you have the option of not having to start paying it back until after you graduate. I wish I could have gone with a Federal loan, but I go to a small 2 year college and they don't do Federal loans. Here's the link if you're interested, good luck!
summersent
176 Posts
Does anyone know any good places to apply for a nursing loan? Right now I have 1.5-2 years of nursing school and I'm looking into an nursing loan to help me. Anyone know of any good ones, good lender with low interest etc?
Thanks!