Private Student Loan Options
| Option(s) | Benefits and Information |
|---|
- Competitive rates and no origination fees for degree-granting institutions
- Borrow up to 100% of your school certified education costs (Min. $1,000)
- It takes about 15 minutes to apply and get a credit result
1 Competitive rates based on November 11, 2011 review of rates of national competitors.
- Zero fees & fixed rate option
- Apply with a co-signer and increase chances for a lower interest rate
- Choose your repayment option: immediate, interest only or deferred
1 Repayment begins six months after graduating or leaving school. Maximum in-school periods apply.
2 Loans subject to qualification.
3 Wells Fargo may discontinue or modify our interest rate discount program(s)for future loans any time without notice.
4 Reduce interest rate by a total up to 1.00% if you satisfy one or more of the following: you or your cosigner have a qualifying Wells Fargo relationship at the time of application 0.25% - 0.50%, depending on the relationship; you qualify for the Wells Fargo Student Graduation BenefitSM Reward 0.25%; or you authorize automatic payments from your personal checking or savings account 0.25% (this rate reduction will be effective the day after the first automatic withdrawal is made). Different discounts may be combined, except that only one relationship discount will apply. You will automatically receive the highest applicable relationship discount. For details, including eligibility requirements, visit us at wellsfargo.com/student.
- Interest rates as low as 2.81%
- No fees
- Compare multiple options in the same application session
- Competitive interest rates and zero origination fees
- No payments required while enrolled in school at least half-time
- Simple three-step online application with Live Chat
1 Current interest rates range from 3.375% to 9.625%.
Find, Compare and Apply for Loans at your College
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StudentLoans.com recommends you consider all financial aid alternatives including grants, scholarships and federal loans (Stafford, PLUS, grad PLUS) prior to applying for private student loans.
