However, if you are not in default, this should not be a problem if you have not exceeded
your lifetime student loan limits.
Not exact matches
The interest rate for Perkins
Loans is a fixed 5 %, and undergraduate
students may borrow up to $ 5,500 per year with a
lifetime limit of $ 27,500.
But dependent undergraduate
students are
limited to taking out no more than $ 5,500 to $ 7,500 a year in these affordable
loans, with a
lifetime limit of $ 31,000 while pursuing their bachelor's degree.
The interest rate for Perkins
Loans is a fixed 5 %, and undergraduate
students may borrow up to $ 5,500 per year with a
lifetime limit of $ 27,500.
The total Stafford
Loan limit for undergraduate dependent
students can not exceed the
lifetime limit of $ 31,000; however, in certain circumstances, additional unsubsidized funds may be awarded.
The aggregate, or
lifetime limit for dependent undergraduate
students is $ 31,000, of which only $ 23,000 can be subsidized
loans.
A private lender will have a maximum
lifetime loan limit that can be provided to a
student from their specific private
loan program, but will also have a separate aggregate
limit to account for all other federal and private
student loans that may have been applied for as well.
The simple answer is that there are annual and
lifetime borrowing
limits on the most affordable federal
student loans.
But dependent undergraduate
students are
limited to taking out no more than $ 5,500 to $ 7,500 a year in these affordable
loans, with a
lifetime limit of $ 31,000 while pursuing their bachelor's degree.
Specifically, Federal law sets
lifetime limits on the amount of grant and subsidized
loan assistance
students may receive: Federal Pell Grants may be received only for the equivalent of 12 semesters of full - time attendance, and Federal subsidized
loans may be received for no longer than 150 percent of the published program length.
Annual
loan limits for Stafford
Loans depend on a
student's year in school, but there is a
lifetime cap of $ 23,000 for dependent undergraduates, $ 46,000 for independent undergraduates, and $ 138,500 for graduate or professional
students.
Federal
student loans are offered at a fixed interest rate, have specific
limits on the amount that can be borrowed each year for undergraduate and graduate school, and a
lifetime limit on total borrowing.