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| Why students choose this loan |
A federal loan that covers your costs
| Use a Federal PLUS Loan1 or combine it with the Federal Stafford Loan to cover your graduate or professional degree expenses.
It’s one of the most affordable ways to finance your graduate school education. |
| Low fixed interest rate |
8.5% fixed interest rate |
| No payments until you leave school |
Payments do not begin until you leave school or drop below half-time status.2
You may also request to postpone your payments for an additional six months so that your payments start when repayment begins on your Federal Stafford Loans. |
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| Additional features and benefits |
| How much you can borrow per year |
There’s no annual maximum — you can borrow up to the cost of education (tuition, rent, books, etc.) minus other financial aid. |
| Fees |
For loans guaranteed on or after July 1, 2008:
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| Wells Fargo service |
- Student Loan Specialists ready to help you
- Free online account access
- One bank for all your financial needs
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| How the process works |
If you are seeking a degree; enrolled at least half-time at an eligible school; and a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident alien:
- Complete the FAFSA as soon after January 1 as possible.
- Apply for the annual maximum you're eligible for with the Federal Stafford Loan at Wells Fargo.
- Apply for the Federal PLUS Loan to cover your remaining costs.
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| Federal PLUS Loan for Graduate Students |
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1. Wells Fargo ofers federal student loans to select eligible schools. Wells Fargo will continue to serve our existing federal student loan customers who attend schools which may no longer be eligible under Wells Fargo's policies. Customers must meet qualification criteria and all loans are subject to approval.
2. Payments begin immediately after the final disbursement but we will defer the loan while you are enrolled in school at least half-time.
At Wells Fargo, we are committed to educating our customers about fraud and identity theft protection.
We encourage you to visit our Fraud Information Center.
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