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Student Services  :  Student Financial Aid  :  Entrance Interview

Entrance Interview Process for 2009-2010 for new and returning KUMC students

(Summer 2009, Fall 2009, and Spring 2010)

FEDERAL DIRECT SUBSIDIZED/UNSUBSIDIZED LOAN BORROWERS
First time Federal Direct Student Loan borrowers at KUMC must complete the online Loan Entrance Counseling and Quiz before loan funds can be disbursed. Completion of the Loan Entrance Counseling and Quiz is a federal requirement that discusses your rights and responsibilities as a Federal Direct Student Loan borrower. Please complete the online entrance interview at  https://www.dl.ed.gov/borrower/EntrCounselingPage.do?cmd=doStart. We encourage you to print the confirmation page for your records.

FEDERAL DIRECT GRAD PLUS LOAN BORROWERS
First time Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan borrowers at KUMC are required to complete online Loan Entrance Counseling and Quiz. Please complete the Federal Direct Grad PLUS entrance counseling at https://www.dl.ed.gov/borrower/EntrCounselingPlusPage.do?cmd=doStart. We encourage you to print the confirmation page for your records.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR BORROWERS:

Once you have completed the entrance counseling and quiz on-line, we will receive an automated confirmation.  If you have any questions about this process, please contact our office by emailing financialaid@kumc.edu or calling (913) 588-5170.

You must be enrolled at least half-time to be eligible for federal student loans. The University of Kansas Medical Center considers half-time enrollment to be 6 credit hours for the fall and spring. For summer coursework KUMC considers 3 credit hours to be half-time enrollment. If your enrollment status drops to less than half-time, you no longer qualify for in-school deferment of your loan payments and you either begin your grace period or enter repayment. During your grace period you are not required to make payments, although unsubsidized interest will continue to accrue.

If you withdraw from the University prior to the completion of your program it is important that you contact the following the offices: Student Financial Aid, Registrar, and your program advisor. This is to ensure that the school can provide you with the appropriate exit counseling, including repayment and loan consolidation options.

If you have questions regarding your rights and responsibilities or the terms and conditions of the loan please contact Linda Gill, Senior Coordinator, at 913-588-5170.