To calculate your new Consolidation Loan term, and Loan amount:
Enter the Loan Balance and Interest Rate in the Loan Information section:
Select whether to consolidate the loan you entered the Balance and Interest Rate for in step 1.
If you don't want to consolidate a loan, its Loan Balance is still used to calculate the term for your
Consolidation Loan. The loan's balance will not be added to your Consolidation Loan balance.
Select the Loan Type of the loan you entered the Balance and Interest Rate for in step 1.
There are several types of loans:
Federal Education Loans, including:
Federal PLUS (Parent) Loans
Federal Stafford Loans, unsubsidized and subsidized [including Guaranteed
Student Loans (GSL)]
Federal Supplemental Loans for Student (formerly Auxiliary Loans
to Assist Students/ALAS and Student PLUS Loans)
Federal Perkins Loans, formerly National Defense/National Direct
Student Loans (NDSL)
Federal Insured Student Loans (FISL)
Federal Consolidation Loans, unsubsidized and subsidized
Health Professions Student Loans, including Loans for Disadvantaged
Students
Nursing Student Loans
Direct PLUS, Consolidation, and Stafford Loans
HEAL Loans, including:
Health Education Assistance Loans
Private Loans, including:
Student loans from private lenders.
Click on the
button to add these items to the list of your Education Loans
If you want to remove a loan from the list, click on the button under the "Consolidate?" column in the list.
Step 2:Modify your Interest Option (and your loan options, for comparison)
Borrowers who use auto-debit are eligible for a .25% interest rate reduction. You will have to opt-in to use this once you have consolidated. Call our representatives for more information
You may also check other repayment options by modifying your Consolidation Loan Amount, Interest Rate, and Consolidation Term.
Click on the
button to return to the previously calculated values.