Chase Private Student Loans

Chase Private Student Loans for College Students
Chase Federal Student Loans

Chase Private Student Loans for College Students

After exhausting efforts to find money for college that doesn't need to be repaid, many families turn to private student loans to help pay for college. In fact, most award packages from colleges or universities will include loans. Chase Student Loans wants to help you make paying for college as easy as possible. We want you to understand your student loan options and feel confident that you are making the best financial decisions for your education. Whether you're a high school student (incoming freshmen), undergraduate student(college student), graduate student(professional student) or parent, Chase Student Loans will help guide you through the student loan process.

Chase Student Loans - Money You Need for College

Student Loans Made Simple.

Pay tuition, buy your books, or even pick up the perfect laptop computer to get you through your college degree program with a student loan from Chase Student Loans. With our Student Loan Wizard, you can determine which type of school loan is right for you and/or your parents, then apply online for the college loan you want. In just minutes you can submit your federal student loans or private student loan online application so you can get the money you need for college. Parents and gradute student can look into the federal PLUS loan program.

Federal Student Loans

Chase Student Loans offers Zero-Fee!
Select Chase Loans: Federal (Stafford Loans) are eligible for zero origination fee. For other funding options, Chase Private Student Loans are also available.

The Federal Stafford loan is the largest and most commonly used federal student loan program for funding undergraduate and graduate college education. Stafford Loans(Federal ) are low interest rate loans that the student borrows in his or her own name. Stafford Loans are regulated and guaranteed against default by the federal government. They are either subsidized (the government pays the interest while the student is in school, during grace, and approved deferment periods) or unsubsidized (the student pays all the interest, although payments can be deferred until after graduation).

College Loans Tip - You should be conservative with and borrow wisely, because the amount of money for college that you borrow might have long-term effect that can influence your lifestyle!

Cosigner tip Parents generally have better credit history than students. Cosigner may help you get lower interest rates on your private student loans.

As you determine the best way to finance your education, you should consider the full range of student financial aid options available. Private loans, like the Chase Private Student Loan, can be used when federal loans, grants and other forms of financial aid are not sufficient to cover the full cost of education. Chase Private Student Loans are subject to credit approval, receipt of a completed and signed Application/Promissory Note, verification of application information and verification of student's enrollment at a participating school.