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Independent undergraduate students are eligible for up to $57,500 in federal loan funding.
Most dependent undergraduate students are eligible for up to $31,000 in federal loan funding.
Graduate students are eligible for up to $138,500 in federal loan Funding. This amount will also include any loans taken out in your undergraduate career. For example, as a student you borrowed $12,300. This means you would have $126,200 remaining to use in a graduate program.
If you have reached the maximum, you can pay down your loans to become eligible for more loan funding.
To track the amount of loan funding you have used, please utilize the National Student Data System: https://nslds.ed.gov/nslds/nslds_SA/
Most dependent undergraduate students are eligible for up to $31,000 in federal loan funding.
Graduate students are eligible for up to $138,500 in federal loan Funding. This amount will also include any loans taken out in your undergraduate career. For example, as a student you borrowed $12,300. This means you would have $126,200 remaining to use in a graduate program.
If you have reached the maximum, you can pay down your loans to become eligible for more loan funding.
To track the amount of loan funding you have used, please utilize the National Student Data System: https://nslds.ed.gov/nslds/nslds_SA/
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