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Annual and Aggregate Loan Limits

Annual Loan Limits

The amount in Direct Loan funds that you are eligible to borrow each academic year is limited by your career and possible dependency status, your financial need and your cost of attendance. You cannot borrow more than your COA (cost of attendance).

 

Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate Dependent Student

Base Amount (Subsidized or Unsubsidized)

Additional Unsubsidized Loan

Total Annual Combined Maximum Amount

Junior/Senior

$5,500

$2,000

$7,500

 

Undergraduate Independent Student

Base Amount (Subsidized or Unsubsidized)

Additional Unsubsidized Loan

Total Annual Combined Maximum Amount

Junior/Senior

$5,500

$7,000

$12,500

 

 

Graduate & Professional Students

Graduate Students

Base Amount (*Subsidized or Unsubsidized)

Additional Unsubsidized Loan

Total Annual Combined Maximum Amount

 

$8,500

$12,000

$20,500

 

MPH & MHSA Graduate Students

Base Amount (*Subsidized or Unsubsidized)

Additional Unsubsidized Loan

Total Annual Combined Maximum Amount

9 month program

$8,500

$12,000 plus $12,500

$33,000

11 month program

$8,500

$12,000 plus $15,278

$35,278

 

Medical Students

Base Amount (*Subsidized or Unsubsidized)

Additional Unsubsidized Loan

Total Annual Combined Maximum Amount

M1 & M2

$8,500

$32,000

$40,500

M3

$8,500

$12,000 plus $26,667

$47,167

M4

$8,500

$12,000 plus $24,444

$44,944

 

*Effective for loans made for periods of enrollment (loan periods) beginning on or after July 1, 2012, graduate and professional students are no longer eligible to receive Federal Direct Subsidized Loans

 

Aggregate Loan Limits

Student Level

Aggregate Loan Limit

Undergraduate Dependent Students

$31,000 (no more than $23,000 of this can be in subsidized)

Undergraduate Independent Students

$57,500 (no more than $23,000 of this can be in subsidized)

Graduate/Professional Students

$138,500 (no more than $65,500 of this can be in subsidized)

MPH & MHSA and Medical Students

$224,000 (no more than $65,500 of this can be in subsidized)



     Last modified: Apr 02, 2012