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For most of our loans, you will only need to provide a photo ID. We do require a school certification but we will request that from your school after you consent to a hard credit pull. If you have a co-signer, it may be necessary for the co-signer to provide proof of income.
If the loan adjustment amount is lower than your initial amount please reach out to Laurel Road Member Services for assistance. If your adjustment amount is higher than your initial amount you must reapply.
While in some instances Laurel Road may provide more competitive rates and flexible terms and repayment options, it does not offer Income-Based Repayment and Loan Forgiveness options that may be available through federal student loans. Be sure to explore all options available to you including grants, scholarships, and federal loans. For more information about federal student loan options visit StudentAid.gov
Laurel Road Graduate Loans are available to individuals attending medical or dental schools, individuals pursuing a masters or doctorate degree in nursing, and individuals pursuing a degree to become a physician assistant.
Students that have accepted an offer to enroll at least half-time or are currently enrolled at least half-time at an eligible school program, are a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident with a valid I-551 card (a conditional I-551 card will not be accepted) are eligible to apply for a graduate school loan with Laurel Road. Not all degrees are eligible at all schools.
It’s pretty simple – the entire application is completed online. You will generally receive rates shortly after you complete your application.
Fill out a short application with basic information about you, your loan, education, and cosigner if relevant. After you authorize a hard credit inquiry and have provided any supporting information requested, we will request cost of attendance information from your school, review your application, and we will provide you with a decision.
If you are conditionally approved, you will be able to select your loan type and term, and accept and e-sign all necessary disclosures and your promissory note in the Laurel Road dashboard.
The timing of your first payment to Laurel Road is dependent on the loan type you choose.
Once you are approved, accept the terms of the loans, and your school provides certification, you can execute your final documents and all funds will be sent directly to your school.
The minimum loan size that you can borrow with Laurel Road is $5,000. The maximum loan size is the total Cost of Attendance (COA) with certification of enrollment, degree, and graduation year from your school.
If you have questions about the in-school certification or funding process, please reach out to [email protected]. We currently certify and disburse all graduate loans through ELM.
Yes. There are several payment options that you can choose from, including in-school deferment. Each deferment option includes a six-month grace period following graduation or termination of enrollment. Any interest accrued during any period of deferment or grace will be added to the principal balance at the beginning of the full repayment period.
There will be a six (6) month grace period which begins at the end of your in-school period, except for borrowers who choose Immediate Repayment. The grace period is triggered by the student either a) dropping below half-time attendance, b) withdrawing from the eligible institution, or c) graduating. The Repayment Term will begin within thirty (30) days of the end of the grace period.
Any interest accrued during any period of deferment or grace will be added to the principal balance at the beginning of the full repayment period.