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Loans are borrowed funds which must be repaid, usually with interest. The information below is an overview of the types of loans available, how to apply, and additional requirements which may need completed for the loan to disburse.
International students are not eligible for federal loans. If international students choose to pursue loans from private lenders, they normally are required to have an endorser/co-signer who is a US citizen or US permanent resident with good credit who has lived in the US for a certain period of time.
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A federal, need-based loan option available to eligible undergraduate students.
Federal Subsidized Loan InformationA federal loan option available to eligible undergraduate students.
Federal Unsubsidized Loan InformationA federal, credit-based loan option available to parents of dependent, undergraduate students.
Parent PLUS Loan InformationLoan options contributed by WVU alumni and friends through the WVU Foundation and are limited in availability.
Institutional Loan InformationPrivate loans are credit-based, non-federal educational loans through private lenders (banks) which allow students or parents to borrow additional funds after federal student loans have been exhausted.
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A federal loan option available to eligible undergraduate students.
Federal Unsubsidized Loan InformationA federal loan option available to graduate students.
Graduate PLUS Loan InformationLoan options contributed by WVU alumni and friends through the WVU Foundation and are limited in availability.
Institutional Loan InformationPrivate loans are credit-based, non-federal educational loans through private lenders (banks) which allow students or parents to borrow additional funds after federal student loans have been exhausted.
Private Loan InformationPut additional info or links here.