Topics of this game:
- 6 months after graduating, leaving school or dropping below half-time
- Website where students can find their loan history & servicer Information
- Servicer that handles all Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
- After the 1st disbursement of a loan, it is assigned this
- The only way a borrower can change their servicer is to do this.
- Website CSR's and borrowers can go to for more information on repayment
- These Applications can be done electronically on studentloans.gov
- Paper forms for Consolidation, IDR, Deferment, Forebearance, Loan Discharge can be found here
- Borrowers will not be eligible for more student loans if they are in this
- A federal student loan is considered in default after how long
- Borrowers agree, in writing, to make nine (9) voluntary, reasonable, and affordable monthly payments
- States that a borrower is no longer in default of a student loan
- Income Driven Repayment, Pay as you Earn, Income Contingent Repayment and Revised Income Repayment plans
- This can be used to estimate payments on different repayment plans
- This is how long it takes for a Consolidation Application to process
- Unless deferred Parent PLUS Loans begin repayment within how many days of the last disbursement?
- If you file taxes jointly, your spouse will need to do this on a Consolidation or IDR appication
- Borrower can see their completed IDR and Consolidation applications here
- A spouse will need this and borrowers SSN to co-sign an IDR
- If a borrowers loan do not pull in on Sl.gov for an IDR or Consolidation, check this
- The earliest a borrower can Re-certify before their anniversary date is
- How much does the Dept. of Ed charge to apply for a Consolidation?
- Borrowers disputing loans, and loan repayment can contact them
- A borrower can pay off their loan early with
- Repayment for Students begin after they leave school and Grace Period of
- Direct Loans Interest Rate is a
- The Direct Consolidation Loan Interest Rate is a
- Dept. of Ed Loan Servicers are also called
