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Admission/Financial Aid - Financial Aid

Financing Options

If you do not receive financial aid, or if you require additional financial assistance, there are many other options for financing your education.

Loans for Parents or Guardians

Federal PLUS Loans

The Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) program enables parents of dependent students to borrow up to the cost of education minus financial aid. Many lenders participate in the PLUS program. Contact your local bank for more information.

MEFA Loan
(http://www.mefa.org/)

The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) offers a loan for parents who have a student attending Newbury. The minimum that can be borrowed is $2000. An additional 3.75% is added to the requested loan amount as an origination fee. Payments can be made over a fifteen year period.

The Education Resources Institute (TERI) Alternative Loan
(http://www.teri.org/)

The TERI Alternative Loan allows students and parents to borrow at low interest rates with flexible repayment terms, whether or not they receive financial aid. Approval is based on creditworthiness and the ability of the student and co-borrower (usually a parent) to repay. The minimum loan amount is $500. Families may borrow up to the cost of education minus other financial aid received.

The interest rate is variable. It is adjusted monthly to equal the prime rate printed in the Wall Street Journal. Borrowers may elect to deduct the guarantee fee from the loan proceeds or add it to the loan amount. Borrowers may pay interest only during the in-school period (deferring principal) or pay principal and interest during the in-school period for a guarantee fee at 5%. An additional option allows borrowers to defer principal and interest while in school for up to four consecutive years for a guarantee fee of 6.5%. Borrowers may repay in monthly installments up to twenty-five years, but may prepay with no penalty. The loan check is co-payable to the student and school in one disbursement. For a TERI loan application, please call the Newbury College Office of Financial Assistance or TERI at (800) 255-TERI.

Alternative Financing Options
(http://newburypvt.collegelenderlist.com/)

Newbury College Monthly Payment Plans

Newbury College has several options to pay your tuition monthly.

Payment Plan Available to Continuing Education Students

Newbury College offers Continuing Education students a monthly payment plan. This allows students to spread their tuition and fee charges over a four month period (the payment plan is only available for the current semester balance). There is a $30.00 late payment fee assessed on this plan.

Payment Plans Available to Day Students

You may enroll in an interest-free monthly payment plan through Tuition Management Systems (TMS). This plan allows families to spread education payments out over a ten month period, instead of paying tuition in full each semester. With the TMS monthly payment plan, families can reduce the overall cost of education by paying as much as possible interest-free, instead of borrowing.

The annual fee to enroll in the TMS program is $65.00, which includes Tuition Protection Coverage. Tuition Protection Coverage is life insurance included in the plan at no additional cost. In case the designated bill payer should die, the remaining balance of the plan will be paid to Newbury College.

For more information on the TMS monthly payment plan or to enroll, call (800) 722-4867 or go to http://link.afford.com/schoollink.asp?S_ID=03023&SA_ID=01.

 

 

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